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Back in September we brought you the story of two brothers from Canada who road-tripped 11 hours just to see the 2020 Corvette as it made a visit to Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. You know you have Corvette Fever when you’ve journeyed a considerable distance just to see a new Corvette.
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Today is Throwback Thursday where we like to feature vintage photos of Corvettes. Today’s look at yesteryear is a snapshot featuring a mom and her young son in a 1963 Corvette Split-Window Coupe. The photo comes via Petrolicious.com from a feature on how this ’63 Sting Ray was able to stay with the same family all these years.
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Earlier this week we posted a video that was making the rounds on YouTube that featured a 2020 Corvette Z51 keeping up with a 991.2 generation 911 GT3 RS on Southern California’s Willow Springs Raceway.
Well, our friends at Car and Driver are here with some statistical data that demonstrates how unlikely the video’s outcome actually is.
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Enthusiasts have been hearing about Cadillac’s 550-horsepower “Blackwing” engine for years.
After the twin-turbocharged 4.2-liter V8 made its debut in the one-and-out Cadillac CT6-V, fans of the motor have been left wondering where the engine might show up next. After all, why devote all the time and energy to producing such a monster of a motor for only one year?
Victory was No. 50 with program for Corvette veteran
DETROIT (April 9, 2020) – With racing on hold all over the globe, Corvette Racing is taking a look back at some of its top highlights from its 20-plus years of competitions.
In the first of a new series titled “Corvette Racing Rewind”, Oliver Gavin relives the 2018 Bubba Burger Sports Car Grand Prix at Long Beach, which he won with long-time teammate Tommy Milner in the No.
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One of the more interesting developments for those who like to hoon their Corvettes is the 2020 Corvette’s near inability to do a standing burnout. With the engine in the rear providing more weight over the tires, the car hooks up much easier than previous models and when you watch this video, you would swear that the Corvette’s electronics are actively working against her.
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For you lovers of bright wheels, among which I count myself, check out these great looking wheeks from Anrky Wheels on a Torch Red 2020 Corvette Stingray.
It seems like black wheels have been dominating Corvettes since the early C7 models and there are choices for brightening up your wheels on the C8 Corvette with either the base Silver open-spoke wheels or the Bright Trident wheels.
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What would happen if a C5 Corvette, a Miata, and a Volkswagen got together – let’s say this as delicately as possible – in an inappropriate way?
This silver creation recently posted on Reddit by thememelord_23 could be the result!
While some people have complained for years about the big rear end on the C5, we think replacing it with a smaller version reminiscent of a Beetle or a Plymouth Prowler might not necessarily be the right way to go.
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CorvetteBlogger contributor Jeremy Welborn was the second owner to take delivery of their new 2020 Corvette at the National Corvette Museum. This week, he received his NCM Photo Album that shows the construction of his Sebring Orange C8 Corvette which is VIN #050.
Jeremy created a video to show off his photo book and he comments on it here:
The Photo Album with photos of my 2020 Corvette’s build on the assembly line at the Bowling Green Corvette Plant arrived yesterday afternoon!
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In the process of manufacturing a complex machine like the 2020 Corvette, Chevrolet knows there are going to be some various issues that come up and the good news is that most can usually be solved very quickly. Some of the minor issues we’ve heard about so far are things like exterior trim pieces screwed incorrectly or a bolt that is too long (and chips the paint when fully opening the doors).
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