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Ferrari performance at a Chevy price but still gotta pay to play. If true, it's a grand shy of what I predicted which ruffled a few feathers. Still, for what you getting in the C7, that really isn't bad.
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I would think that GM would price it just above what the current 2013 models are going for in 2014 and then incrasae the price as they usually do. As I recall even though GM improves each generation it keeps the price point at an affordable level so that individuals can up grade from a C6 to a C7
59 K would be pricing it out of its current market. I doubt that GM would want to lose whatever older indivduals purchase Corvettes in an attempt to go upscale as well as get the younger individuals to buy it.
MT also jumped on the "5.5L V8" bangwagon. Take everything auto publications say with a grain of salt until official information is provided. Until then, magazines will say anything "official" to sell an issue to get a click.
Anyone who is complaining about a 59k price with this car is crazy. The car will have more power and performance than 95% of the members on here can handle (I'm included in that number). It has Ferrari like performance and exotic looks. I don't think you can get much better.