Yes, that’s right. A trailer hitch.
Looks like Chevy is redefining the supercar. Can your supercar pull a boat? How about a trailer full of racing equipment? Just asking…
I must have missed the option for the hitch in the official 2020 Order Guide, and while I like the rusty patina, it should be at least be painted in Carbon Flash black.
Another interesting aspect of this mule is that it is a vintage 2018 edition. To the left of the hitch, you’ll see a handwritten date of 12.07.18.
It does make sense that these cars are back in Florida testing in the middle of summer. It’s the hottest it’s been all year down here! Plus the afternoon showers give the engineers a chance to test the Weather Mode daily.
We’ve seen them testing in Florida off and on over the course of the last year or so. Why they are still wrapped is a mystery to me unless there is more here than meets the eye.
There were two cars in this group, one with a hitch and the other without. We do spy a front lip spoiler on the car without the hitch and it appears to be the same as we saw at the East Coast Reveal at Kerbeck Corvette. Other than that I discern no other major differences from what has already been revealed.
A big shout-out to our friend Eric Schellinger IV for capturing the car and allowing us to share the photos. Eric’s 1996 Corvette Grand Sport was featured in my book on Corvette Special Editions. If love Corvettes and guitars, check out his Schellinger Custom Guitars facebook page.
Source:
Eric Schellinger IV / Facebook
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Wow…it looks like someone in the Trailer Park…wanted to pull their rig with a new C8. That’s worse then
the horrid “Luggage Rack” on a Corvette
“….when the storage area for two full size golf bags is just not quite enough….” ?
Ohh…this opens up another thought stream. I’m considering getting a C8 for my daily driver. The only thing holding me back is I use my Cadillac SRX to pull my small fold up motorcycle trailer and my ’67 H-D XLCH to motorcycle shows. That basically was the only thing holding me back……lol Gotta have carbon flash though!
https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipOsNNCNOBF-k9qETIcMjIN6uXzCehuPpJGJh5Du/photo/AF1QipNTYzn7slYZGaEFMnsPegM0S4CjyeDcIZnRnjLw
Still not a pretty car, c 6 is preto and I still like my 67’ better
Go to this web site, as I had this idea a long time ago.
Based on the 12.6 cu ft of total storage the purchaser of a 2020 C8 Corvette is going get they will need a trailer!
http://www.corvettereport.com/winner-of-our-vette-of-the-month-photo-contest-mike-waals-1980-gt-corvette/
Perhaps this hitch was for securing the chassis against some kind of dynamic test equipment? I mean, let’s be serious; who would pull anything with a Corvette? That is more rediculous than the compact Opels, Dacias, Toyotas, Renaults and others I saw in Europe with hitches on them!
Brain L: pls open the link in the above comment, lots of people pull trailers with their Corvette.
Do an internet search. Corvette boats, seadoos, motorcycles, and luggage trailers as my wife & I do.
I’m more interested in the reason for the plugs on both sides of the rear above the exhaust.
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