If you’re a big fan of Laguna Blue or Shark Grey, you may want to order that C7 Corvette soon.

Even amid the criticism that the new Corvette Z06 has taken over the past year, it looks like the popularity of the car is indisputable.

General Motors is breaking ground on an 850-kilowatt solar array at Corvette’s Bowling Green Assembly plant in Kentucky, which will help power the production of the C7.

If you’re still fascinated by all the work that went into creating and building the C7 Corvette, we’ve got a video for you.

Of all the road trips I’ve done as an automotive journalist, this one to Bowling Green, Kentucky certainly ranks right up there with the best of ’em.

The legislature in Kentucky’s Warren County, where the Corvette plant is located, recently passed an ordinance that would weaken the power that the UAW has to force workers to pay union dues.

So what happens when the guys from Motor Trend’s “Roadkill” show get their hands on a 1975 Corvette Stingray in need of a lot of work? Well, one pretty crazy adventure.