Should GM leak a photo?
#21
Melting Slicks
See, that is what I am thinking. General Motors is not known to be extremely tight-lipped about their products. So the fact that they are being so secretive about the C7 makes me think that it is going to be very, very good. If they released major selling points of the C7 now, including photos, C6 sales may tank. Chevrolet still needs to make money on the 2013 C6's to help fund future Corvette endeavors.
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You know the C7 won't have the 427. Possibly not even a vert at launch.
Remember the 2005 C6 - a decent car but a few teething problems. The doughboy steering wheel, roof delam issues, no A6, LS1 ...
Personally, I wait for the 3rd production year of the new model. I bought a 2008 C6 and it's got the better transmission, revised steering and the better roof.
Get the 427 and in a couple of years you'll know what the C7 really is, and you can make a better decision.
#23
Melting Slicks
On the other hand, the downside of leaking is huge and obvious. GM could find out the source of the leak, cancel the vendor's contract and cause significant financial harm to the company. If the leaking individual is identified they'd almost certainly be terminated to salvage the vendor's relationship with GM.
Cheers,
JB
#24
Le Mans Master
Look at posts in C6 Discussion from late 2003 -- we didn't have a clue. Some spy photos of camouflaged cars, otherwise bupkis.
#25
Melting Slicks
Whatever their attitude about other products, which I'd debate but it's not really relevant... General Motors is definitely known to be extremely tight-lipped about a new Corvette.
Look at posts in C6 Discussion from late 2003 -- we didn't have a clue. Some spy photos of camouflaged cars, otherwise bupkis.
Look at posts in C6 Discussion from late 2003 -- we didn't have a clue. Some spy photos of camouflaged cars, otherwise bupkis.
Whatever, doesn't matter anyhow.
#27
Drifting
Whatever their attitude about other products, which I'd debate but it's not really relevant... General Motors is definitely known to be extremely tight-lipped about a new Corvette.
Look at posts in C6 Discussion from late 2003 -- we didn't have a clue. Some spy photos of camouflaged cars, otherwise bupkis.
Look at posts in C6 Discussion from late 2003 -- we didn't have a clue. Some spy photos of camouflaged cars, otherwise bupkis.
You can clearly see in those photos that is it a C6.
#28
Le Mans Master
Oh look, a fan. The funny thing about seeing clearly, it's much easier in hindsight. Once you know what the C6 looks like, you can see it in the spy photos. Before we saw the C6 unveiled, though, we didn't know. Or is there an abundance of C6 'shopped photos prior to the December photo that look spot-on? Or even one?
And how about you back off the stalking, sport?
And how about you back off the stalking, sport?