For enthusiasts not named Rick Hendrick, choosing the specific Corvette to spend your hard-earned money on is one of the most nerve-wracking elements of the entire hobby. One could go mad thinking about the possibilities. Eight generations, 67 years of production, a myriad of special editions, tuner customs, and nearly unlimited combinations of colors and options; it is almost too much for one brain to fathom!
Let’s say you own a C8 Corvette, the hottest car in America right now.
What would it take for you to part with it?
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![[STOLEN] Missouri Police Searching For This Black C4 Corvette](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/2020-2/120920_2c.jpg)
What appears to be a very sharp C4 Corvette has been stolen in Missouri, and police are hoping you might be able to help them bring it home to the legitimate owner.
Welcome to Batmobile Blogger, or, BatmoBlogger (we’re still working on the name), the best place on the World Wide Web to stay up to date on all things vehicular and batty! Have you heard that a mysterious Batmobile was found abandoned in a field last week? Forget the monoliths, that perfect seasonal discovery should be blowing up everyone’s Google feed!
Our friends at the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School at Spring Mountain Motor Resort and Country Club have a special discount offer just for the new C8 Corvette owners.
We’ve seen over the years how the first and last Corvettes from a model year are coveted by collectors, and that’s especially true during the first model year of a new Corvette generation.
When it comes to sixth-generation Corvette Special Editions, the 2009 GT1 cars are pretty unique. With just 125 produced they’re some of the rarest C6’s out there. When one comes up for sale, it’s kind of a big deal. Recently, this black 6-speed coupe showed up for sale on the Corvette Forum.
![[PODCAST] Corvette Designer Kirk Bennion Makes His Appearance on the Corvette Today Podcast](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/2020-2/120820_1b.jpg)
Host Steve Garrett of the CORVETTE TODAY Podcast managed to snag yet another key member of General Motors’ Corvette Production Team to be this week’s guest. Joining him in the studio for a lively conversation is Corvette Exterior Design Manager Kirk Bennion!
This 1969 Corvette Stingray hasn’t been registered for use on the road since 2011, according to the inspection sticker on the windshield.
