![[VIDEO] SavageGeese Offers Up an In-Depth Review of the C8 Corvette](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/2020-2/072520_13b.jpg)
Like many Corvette enthusiasts, we’ve watched our share of YouTubers offering up their own C8 Corvette reviews and to say that some are better than others would be an understatement. In our opinion, there are just a few reviews that are worth watching more than once, and now I am adding this new C8 review from the SavageGeese YouTube channel to that list.
Seeing, quite literally, is believing for a Canadian man named Mike Schickerowski.
At age 44, he got his driver’s license just two weeks ago.
Why the delay?
Criswell Chevrolet’s Mike Furman delivers new Corvettes to his customers who come from all across the country to work with the nation’s top individual Corvette seller.
Congratulations to Mike for his 43rd anniversary of selling the Chevrolet Corvette and other GM vehicles. It’s that kind of experience and longevity that Corvette buyers trust and why Mike delivers more Corvettes than any other Chevrolet sales rep in the country. This week’s post features several new deliveries of the 8th generation sports car as well as a few other models thrown in for good measure. Following the new ‘stuff’, Mike shares a collection of throwback and vintage Corvette photos for your viewing pleasure. Let us know which is your favorite in the comments below!
Visit Mike’s facebook page for even more photos and videos of his new Corvette deliveries: CorvetteFurman.
![[VIDEO] 2020 Corvette Battles the Nissan GT-R And Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S on Throttle House](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/uploads/2020/07/072520_7b.jpg)
After vanquishing the 808 HP Challenger SRT Demon and the 760 HP Shelby GT500 to establish the eighth-generation Corvette as the holeshot king of the RWD American performance landscape, Throttle House, who we are just going to start calling the best automotive channel on YouTube, is continuing to take advantage of their time with the newest ‘Vette in their possession. This time, they brought along two twin-turbo, AWD Axis powers to attempt to serve the mid-engine upstart some humble pie using the potent drag weapon of superior traction.
We were expecting to see the 2021 Corvette Order Guide this week and lo and behold, it’s been made available to download and view this weekend! Click here to get your copy of the 2021 Corvette Order Guide!
Welcome to an abbreviated, four-speed edition of Quick Shifts! Quick Shifts is a content feature here at CorvetteBlogger featuring links to Corvette and automotive-related stories of interest. The content that we have hand-selected for you this week includes an unwrapping of 90 C8s, Japanese car customizer Mitsouka makes a Midyear, the Top 10 Most Significant Corvette Engines of All Time, Ken Block hoons the electric Mustang Mach E, and a throwback review of the C5 Corvette from Motor Trend.
Beware the aliens who offer free stuff…it never works out according to all the movies I’ve seen.
Will you be the one who finally finishes the restoration of this heavily optioned 1969 Corvette Stingray?
It’ll take a lot more work, but several parts already purchased will come along to make the job easier, and a little less expensive.
![[VIDEO] Corvette Museum Shares 60 Years of Mid-Engine Corvette Design](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/2020-2/072420_8b.jpg)
Since my last visit to the National Corvette Museum for the 25th Anniversary Show last August, the facility has undergone a major transformation with several longstanding exhibits receiving a makeover and several new Corvette exhibits now on display.
The Performance Gallery which hosts a variety of Corvette race cars was completely renovated thanks to a donation from E. Pierce Marshall, Jr., and new exhibits feature the 1954 Entombed Corvette and the Mid-Engine Corvette Gallery that is titled, “The Vision Realized.”
If you want to buy a 2020 Corvette Stingray and aren’t already on the list at your dealer, this weekend might be your opportunity.
