Brothers have a unique relationship. One minute they might be slugging it out. The next, they can be hugging each other.
That must be what it’s like for the two Corvette Racing teams competing for the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship this season.
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Here’s a pretty cool video showing a group of C8 Corvette owners meeting up at a Chevrolet sales center in Qatar, UAE, and then heading out for a group drive. It’s a bit on the short side in our opinion, and it has the feeling of being a “corporate video” which is another way of saying it’s well-produced and exactly :60 seconds long.
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Callaway Cars has been without new products on the Corvette side of their business since the end of the C7 era in 2019, but it finally looks like that will all be changing in 2022.
The engineering company based in Old Lyme, CT is rumored to have at least four C8 Corvette Stingrays in the shop as Callaway continues its experiments with “some form of positive manifold pressure” on the mid-engine sports cars.
That’s the word coming from founder Reeves Callaway who recently spoke with Autoweek about the company’s future plans for America’s Favorite Sports Car.
General Motors is apparently leaving it up to individual dealers to set what they feel is a fair price for the immensely popular new C8 Corvette.
That’s the word from Chevrolet’s Director of Car and Crossover Marketing, Tony Johnson, in an interview last week with GM Authority Executive Editor Alex Luft.
Someone must have hidden this 2008 Corvette ZHZ coupe, one of just 500 special cars built that year exclusively for Hertz Rental Car.
How else to explain the ultra-low 1,200 miles on this example currently on sale at Bring a Trailer?
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CorvetteBlogger is back in the studio with host Steve Garrett for another exciting episode of the Corvette Today Podcast. Join me as we delve into the latest production and pricing news for the C8 Corvette, and we’ll also cover Corvette Racing and the lighter side of things.
![[VIDEO] Two Men Sitting in a C8 Corvette Were Shot by Unknown Assailants on Saturday Night](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/2021/071021_9b.jpg)
Could surveillance video from a nearby business hold the key to solving the shooting of two men in a Rapid Blue C8 Corvette late Saturday night in west Houston, Texas?
![[VIDEO] TJ Hunt's C8 Corvette Ready for 1,500 HP Engine Install But First He Joins the Flying Roof Club](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/2021/071021_8b.jpg)
YouTuber TJ Hunt was one of the first retail customers to take delivery of his 2020 Corvette but it’s been a few months since he’s done a video about the car. Apparently, the modified twin-turbo car was having some oiling issues and so he took it to Late Model Racecraft in Houston where Stephen Fereday and his team put their own turbo kit in it and got it back to running well again.
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.
After a long-deserved vacation, the nation’s top Corvette seller is back and has offered up this post featuring some of his latest new Corvette deliveries to these excited owners. Mike can deliver new Corvettes locally, at the NCM, or across the country via courtesy deliveries and direct-to-driveway shipping and we see plenty of examples of that flexibility in today’s Dispatch. Mike also shares a cool selection of both personal throwbacks as well as these vintage pics from back in the day. Like what you see? Let us know in the comments below!
Visit Mike’s facebook page for even more photos and videos of his new Corvette deliveries: CorvetteFurman.
Silence the man and he’ll clap back by adding an aftermarket exhaust that wakes the neighborhood.
