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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.
Good news as the assembly plant restarted this week but it will still take a few weeks before dealers start receiving new Corvettes to deliver to customers.
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This ’63 Corvette packed with “luxury” options was cool when such boulevard cruisers weren’t so cool … literally.
It’s hard to believe now, but 57 years ago, air conditioning wasn’t quite so ubiquitous as it is nowadays.
In fact, this Daytona Blue Split Window Coupe is one of just 278 Corvettes that left the St.
Welcome to Quick Shifts! Quick Shifts is a content feature here at CorvetteBlogger featuring links to Corvette and automotive-related stories of interest. We are going highly human-focused this week to celebrate some of the people behind the greatness of our favorite car. The content that we have hand-selected for you this week includes the Legend of Mr.
Corvette Product Manager Harlan Charles shared Friday during the National Corvette Museum’s Corvette Team Seminar that previously built 2020 Corvettes plus already accepted dealer orders for 2020 Corvettes total 20,181 possible 2020 Corvettes.
Assuming that the report of a November 2nd model year change proves accurate, here is how we get to 20,000 Corvettes produced during the 2020 model year:
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There seems to be a sizable surplus of very talented photoshoppers with too much time on their hands right now, for some reason. Multiple times a day my Google feed is bombarded by ‘shopped vehicles of two flavors; misshapen mid-engine “what-ifs” and face-swapped C8 Corvettes.
One of these pictures recently posted to autoevolution, the chief purveyor of vehicular photoshops on the net, really caught the eyes of the CorvetteBloggers and kickstarted our imaginations.
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The Corvette Team with Corvette Chief Engineer Tadge Juechter and Corvette Product Manager Harlan Charles came together via the Virtual NCM Bash this afternoon to give us an update on what’s new with the Chevrolet Corvette. Exterior Design Manager Kirk Bennion was also expected but was unable to join the conversation. Once again, we cannot share the video as the NCM wants to keep the exclusive on it, but we are able to show the important slides as they were presented.
Corvette Racing Program Manager Doug Fehan took his turn during the Virtual NCM Bash on Friday morning and he gave us an update on the latest happenings with the Corvette Racing team.
Doug opens by commenting on the strange times we are living in and much like racing, we have to learn to adapt to the latest conditions on the ground.
Our friends at Mid America Motorworks are offering a special BOGO deal this weekend on Corvette Apparel. When you buy one of their selected C1-C8 Corvette apparel items, you can get one free! Just hit this link and check out all the great Corvette shirts available during this sale.
Unfortuately, this offer won’t last so visit www.mamotorworks.com/corvette and get your Corvette apparel today!
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The first-ever virtual NCM Bash kicked off this morning from the National Corvette Museum and so far we’ve seen the Museum Staff put together a fun and informative set of presentations and seminars.
One of the highlights of any NCM Bash is the update from the Corvette Assembly Plant Manager and Kai Spande is known for sharing the latest production news from the plant.
Want to take a trip back in time to St. Louis and see a 1971 Corvette rolling off the assembly line?
That’s impossible, of course, but the next best thing is currently on the market.
Indeed, they don’t come much more original than this War Bonnet Yellow 1971 coupe on the auction block at BringaTrailer.com.