Month: September 2010

Check out this excellent recap of Corvettes at Carlisle by Stu Schwartzapfel, who writes for the Man on the Move blog. In addition to describing the sites and sounds of Carlisle in detail, Stu tells the story of being on the hunt for a 1965 Fuelie. After finding a likely candidate, he ran […]

Corvette Racing made waves when they announced a shake up in the drivers lineup two days before racing at Mosport. Olivier Beretta discusses his shift to the #3 Corvette C6.R where he joined Johnny O’Connell. Program Manager Doug Fehan tells us the change is an effort to minimize setups on the […]

Cons: Optional suspension is harsh; interior treatment unimpressive; no telescoping steering wheel.

Earlier this year in May, GM filed a trademark with the US Patent and Trademark Office for the name “Stingray” for use on “motor land vehicles, namely, automobiles”. This is leading to speculation that GM may be registering the name in advanced of launching the C7 Corvette which is expected sometime between 2012-2014.

The Sting Ray […]

Danny Gans was famous for his quick shifts onstage and innate for smoothly steering his performances.

Corvette sales are holding steady according to the latest sales report from General Motors. Deliveries of Corvettes in August hit 1,135 units which was 64 cars less than July 2010’s 1,199 sales. Year to date, sales are up 52.1% over August 2009’s dismal 746 Corvettes sold. In fact, August 2010 marks the third […]

The National Corvette Museum is bringing back the $10 raffle for a 2011 Corvette convertible that will be given away this Saturday afternoon at 3:30 CT.
While many of the Corvette Museum’s raffles start with a variety of price points over $100, I like the $10 raffle as it offers the ability for […]

Jim Lonborg, former Boston Red Sox pitcher and 1967 Cy Young Award winner, will attend the second annual Newburyport Education Foundation Open on Monday, Sept.