Editor’s Note:
I have been informed that tomorrow’s embargo for driving impressions of the 2027 Grand Sport is limited to just one YouTube channel. While that is somewhat of a letdown, tomorrow’s release will hopefully satisfy us until we can get all the reviews from the magazines, YT, and elsewhere. This article has been edited to remove our plans for a GS round up.
Since the new C8 Corvette Grand Sport started shipping to customers, most of the new stuff we’ve been learning about the latest C8 has come from our friends like Mike Brink and Paragon Performance who have already taken delivery of one as a customer. And now we have learned when the actual reviews for the new GS are coming from the magazines and YouTubers!
For those really interested in the Grand Sport, you’ll want to clear your schedule for tomorrow morning as that’s when a YouTube channel will be dropping some exclusive content on the latest C8 to make the scene.
Our friends at the MidEngineCorvetteForum.com have let us know that the 2027 Corvette Grand Sport embargo for publishing reviews and “driving impressions” of the new car will lift on Thursday morning at 9:00 AM ET.
Come back tomorrow morning to see which channel got Chevy’s approval to go first with the all new 2027 Corvette Grand Sport.
Source:
MidEngineCorvetteForum.com
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Is this an embargo on 2027 SR’s as well?
You’d think the bulk of this would have already been covered with LT2 vs. LS6.
Surprising there’s an embargo as you would think Chevy wants as much hype as possible so dealers can make ADM.
I’m not clear to me on how Chevy gets anything but a sideshot of bad PR when dealerships mark up cars. How do dealership bribes benefit GM? It’s not like they’re kicking back anything to GM.
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