While the new 2020 Corvette does feature parts made in Paris, don’t fly over to France to pick them up.
The Paris in this case is actually in the good ol’ United States, in Arkansas.
While the new 2020 Corvette does feature parts made in Paris, don’t fly over to France to pick them up.
The Paris in this case is actually in the good ol’ United States, in Arkansas.
News of a stolen C7 Corvette Z06 crossed our news feed on Facebook Sunday evening and we want to help get the word about the theft of this car. Unfortunately, this feels like a professional job.
Lots of Facebook comments on these pictures of an accident scene featuring a crashed 2020 Corvette, but unfortunately, no one seems to be fessing up to being the one to do it. I don’t blame them. I know that right way many will jump on the driver and we’ll have comments that say he didn’t deserve to own a Corvette, but we just hope he (or she) is okay.
A few weeks back we learned that Bloomington Gold would be postponing their annual Indianapolis event due to the ongoing Coronavirus concerns. Now they’ve announced where the 2020 event will land on the calendar. Mark down Friday, September 11th and Saturday, September 12th for the granddaddy of Corvette shows.
Welcome back to Quick Shift, a content feature here at CorvetteBlogger featuring links to Corvette and automotive-related stories of interest. This weekend’s reading and viewing material includes a C8 styling deep dive with interior designer Brett Golliff, C3 & C6 buyers guides, Jordan Taylor, GM corporate espionage, another new Cannonball record, a ’90s sports car battle, and more!
We haven’t even gotten full-steam into production of the C8, and already somebody is imagining what the C9 Corvette could look like.
If you had an engine swap on your brain and were able to acquire a crashed example of the hottest car in recent memory, what would you put behind the seats of your C8 rebuild? For Rob Dahm, there is only one answer and it likely isn’t one that came to many people’s minds when they imagined the situation he found himself in. Rob is a Wankel fanatic who was fortunate enough to get his hands on what he is calling the first wrecked mid-engine Corvette and his obsession lies in creating a modern interpretation of the General Motors concept XP-882, known as the Aerovette.
We have been hearing that IMSA was looking at revising the 2020 schedule and today we learned that racing in the WeatherTech Championship series will return on July 4th with a nighttime race at Daytona International Speedway. That race will be followed two weeks later with a race at Sebring International Raceway on July 17-18.