Content provided by Keith Cornett at CorvetteBlogger.com Automotive News? product editor Rick Kranz wrote this week on the timeline for C6/C7 Corvette production. He says that according to a source at Chevrolet, the C6 Corvette will be offered in 2012 and 2013 while the C7 Corvette is expected in 2014. However, he writes that the […] More »

Content provided by Corvette Blog In an article today, entitled “Next Corvette to Target Euro-Supercar Fans With Small, High-Revving Turbo V8,” the DetroitBureau.com website states the following: “Anxious to attract the sort of high-performance buyers increasingly drawn to European sports cars from the likes of Porsche, Ferrari and Lamborghini, General Motors is planning some major […] More »

Chevrolet announced today that it will once again elevate Corvette’s performance capabilities with a series of improvements for the 2012 model year that improve on-track performance and on-road comfort. They include enhancements to the high-performance Z06 and ZR1 models as well as interior upgrades across the Corvette lineup. Sports car fans got their first look […] More »

The C7 Will Look Like… It’s a given the body won’t be made out of metal?but the truth is we just don’t know what the General’s new baby will look like. At this point, the only people who could accurately say are still hard at work refining it?and none of them are talking. The clearest […] More »

The C7 Interior Will be World-Class Even among its die-hard fans, the Corvette’s interior has always been a point of contention. Because while the current car can run with high-end Italian exotics at the track, interior materials and build quality have seemingly languished in the malaise era. But GM is a very different company now […] More »

The Base C7 Won’t Get a Turbo V6 Despite the fact that the Corvette debuted with the Blue Flame straight-six engine, the V6 rumor has perhaps been the most terrifying for enthusiasts. Because for most of its life, the Corvette has been synonymous with a big V8. At this point, it’s safe to say a […] More »

The C7 Won’t Be a Mid-Engine There have been rumors of a mid-engine Corvette since at least the late ’60s, but while some truly stunning concepts have been created around the premise, production models have always stuck to the front engine layout. Undeniably, some of this has to do with tradition. Because while nobody inside […] More »