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Is this some wishful thinking?
Having some fun with the 2020 Corvette Stingray, the guys over at @CarLifestyle on Instagram created this image of a Torch Red Z51 Coupe catching some air on a dirt road.
It certainly caught my attention when it popped up in my feed today and it probably gave the members of the Corvette Team a bit of panic before realizing its a photoshop.
They were asking for captions on the photoshop and there were some good ones, so my submission is “Do not engage the front end lift in 7th gear”.
Of course, we can play the caption game here as well. Got a good one? Let us know in the comments below. And make sure you check out the Instagram feed from @CarLifestyle!
Source:
@CarLifestyle / Instagram
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Is this ‘launch control’ in action??
One small step for man… one giant leap for mankind…
C8 Corvette auditions for the reboot of Knight Rider…
Dukes of Hazards 2020
Actually looks like it’s on an incline road next to the dirt road
Hello
Bo and Luke puting the C8 through its paces on there test track.
Bo and Luke puting the C8 through its paces on there test track.
Hold my beer!
Does the suspension lift function work in reverse during high speed jumps, pulling the suspension with tires up into the wheel wells while airborne and then retracting it just before touchdown?
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