Looks like several of the automotive magazines and websites got their chance to drive the 2014 Corvette Stingray recently as we’ve saw a number of tweets hit just after 5:00 pm ET today with links to articles and videos by the likes of Edmunds, Motor Trend and Automobile Magazine. The testing was held at GM’s
By: Keith Cornett | July 25, 2013
We heard the exhaust in person on a pair of Corvette Stingrays that were the hit of the Bash at the National Corvette Museum back in April and loved the beautiful – and very different – sounds emanating from both cars as they were driven out of the museum. Now Autoblog.com has posted a video
By: Keith Cornett | July 25, 2013
Positive reviews of the C7 Corvette Stingray have been pouring in from Edmunds, Automobile, and Motor Trend. It’s a great car, we know it and now the world knows it too.
By: Yoav Gilad | July 25, 2013
It appears that CorvetteForum member Guibo managed to find the first professional review of the C7 leaked on WorldMags.net, originally from an upcoming issue of Car and Driver. The bottom line: Car and Driver likes it, a lot. Find the whole article and thread here.
By: Yoav Gilad | July 24, 2013
A Japanese company that is the world’s largest maker of carbon fibers has bought 20 percent of the supplier that will be producing two carbon fiber body panels for the 2014 Corvette Stingray. The move by Tokyo-based Toray Industries Inc., to buy a minority stake in Michigan-based Plasan is a bid to expand its carbon
By: Keith Cornett | July 24, 2013
Two of Chevrolet’s brains behind the scene say they believe the 2014 Corvette Stingray accomplished all its goals, with nothing left behind on the cutting-room floor. “I don’t think there was anything,” says Roger Clark, senior manager energy center. “We got virtually everything we needed in the Stingray, and we’re absolutely delighted with the results
By: Keith Cornett | July 23, 2013
Look out, competition, the Corvette Stingray is nearly here. That’s the word from James Bell, Chevrolet’s head of consumer affairs, during a recent chat with Digital Trends. Bell says he expects to see the Corvette diehards come out and buy the 2014 model, then adds that he expects a lot from younger buyers, too. “Maybe
By: Keith Cornett | July 22, 2013
