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In addition to the Chevrolet Corvette going Mid-Engine in 2020, another sports car with a historic lineage finally made its return to showrooms in the form of the 2020 Toyota Supra. Although facing some criticism as a rebadged BMW Z4, the Supra is still an exciting car and one that does compete with the new Mid-Engine Corvette with winning over the younger demographics in the marketplace.
How would you like to get into one of the fastest Corvettes ever made, for less than the base price of a mid-engine C8?
An Indiana owner is selling one of the first C6 ZR1s ever made, at a relative bargain asking price of just $55,000.
He wants to move up to a 2019 ZR1 and is willing to trade his 2009 towards the C7 version if it’s red, shifts gears with the seven-speed manual transmissions, and has the ZTK big wing.
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.
Corvette inventories have been declining nationwide and this week the final C7 Corvette available from Criswell, an Arctic White Grand Sport, was taken home by a very happy couple.
![[PICS] Arizona Shop is Offering Lambo Door Kits for Your C8 Corvette Starting at $2,999](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/uploads/2020/05/050920_16-463x360.jpg)
Even before the C8 mid-engine Corvette showed up last July in the flesh we knew this mod was coming. Lamborghini-styled doors, also known as butterfly or scissor doors, would certainly be at home on the first exotic Corvette. And thanks to a shop out in Arizona, we now have some renders and an update as they are creating a kit for the 2020 Corvette.
Even before the C8 mid-engine Corvette showed up last July in the flesh we knew this mod was coming. Lamborghini-styled doors, also known as butterfly or scissor doors, would certainly be at home on the first exotic Corvette. And thanks to a shop out in Arizona, we now have some renders and an update as they are creating a kit for the 2020 Corvette.
As a kid, I built countless model cars. I remember starting with the small snap together kits, then moving on to bigger glue-together kits as I got older, and finally on to a 1/12th scale 1967 427/435 Corvette coupe which I still have (somewhere) today. Once completed, I’d display them proudly around my room.
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Welcome to Quick Shifts! Quick Shifts is a content feature here at CorvetteBlogger featuring links to Corvette and automotive-related stories of interest. This week we have a new C8 review, LS swap pointers, the business side of Corvette, the C4 ZR-1’s British sedan (saloon) cousin, an LS9 powered C4 B2K, supercharger types, and the reveal of the 2010 Corvette Grand Sport at the 2009 NCM Bash.
According to this new sketch from our “spy cartoonist”, the new Corvette-only parking lot has opened up at the Corvette Assembly Plant in Bowling Green.
You can browse more of our Corvette comics here!
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Just dropping a reminder about my appearance on the CORVETTE TODAY podcast which went live earlier this week. In the interview, I tell the story behind my 1966 Corvette and how CorvetteBlogger came to be. It was fun doing the interview with Steve Garrett and I hope you give it a listen!
![[PICS] Owner Gives His 2020 Corvette’s Engine Cover a Patriotic Makeover](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/uploads/2020/05/050820_9-445x360.jpg)
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Corvette owners have long been noted for their patriotism and loyalty to America.
Who can forget the red, white, and blue C2s of the 1960s or similarly painted C3s of the 1970s?
We even saw a star-spangled C7 Grand Sport for sale the other day.