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On Friday at 6 pm EST, the 2014 Corvette Stingray Convertible made its way to the center stage at the 2013 Barrett-Jackson collector car auction in Palm Beach. Up for grabs was the right to buy the very first retail production Corvette Stingray Convertible when it becomes available later this year. In the front row

Helen Emsley tells autos.aol.com that she was afraid of seeing the headline, “British woman kills Corvette.” But there was no need for the GM designer who was put in charge of the dazzling makeover of the C7 Corvette’s interior to feel that way. Some people might be surprised that GM named the British woman who

by Rick Tavel  special to Corvette Forum ? 3-17-2013 All Rights Reserved Do Not Duplicate Without Permission Dispelling the recent rumors that the new C7 Corvette Stingray’s starting price will be approaching or topping $70K, Alan Taylor, automotive journalist and TV personality, said the new Corvette Convertible will retail for about $60K. During a segment on […] More »

When the 2014 Corvette Stingray hits the market later this year, it won’t really be a product of just Chevrolet and General Motors. In the background will be numerous companies providing their expertise in certain areas to help make the Stingray the best car it can be. One of those companies is International Automotive Components

This year’s NCM Bash will offer Corvette enthusiasts a special excuse to head to Bowling Green for the annual event that traditionally offers the first in-person look at the new models. So if you’re tired of just drooling over photos of the C7 on the Internet, here’s your first chance to get up close to

The 2014 Corvette Stingray made its West Coast debut at the big 60th Anniversary Corvette Celebration at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles a couple of weekends ago, and there for the occasion were several Corvette notables, including designer Kirk Bennion. Bennion took a few moments to talk with a reporter from the L.A.

It seems that where ever the 2014 Corvette Stingray goes, there’s an unveiling. Last weekend in the Corvette Corral tent at the 12 Hours of Sebring wasn’t any different. With Corvette Chief Engineer beginning his discussion about the next generation car, Corvette Product Manager Harlan Charles and Corvette Assembly Plant Manager Dave Tatman pulled the