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GM is taking its time putting together a very special car for us and we're just fine with that. However, we really really do want to see it... and drive it. Just saying.
Seriously? Apparently the Curated Content Editors don't read the very forum they create content for.
... C8 Corvette that by all accounts should have appeared in Motor City at the NAIAS this week ...
If the editor read this C8 section, they would have KNOWN that the C8 would NOT be introduced at the 2018 NAIAS. Myself and many others have repeatedly stated that in this section along with very good reasons why it would not. Now, just like other clueless auto writers, our Curated Content Editor is predicting it will debut in Geneva in March.
Nope, wrong again.
Of course, just like all the auto rags, it makes for good click bait even they know it is not going to happen.
I think we have a year before we see that and maybe even more. I just don't see GM putting out the ZR1's hype train to pasture before it even starts production. Just does not make sense. Being on the dealer side for almost 20 years has conditioned me to expect it later than sooner.
Seriously? Apparently the Curated Content Editors don't read the very forum they create content for.
If the editor read this C8 section, they would have KNOWN that the C8 would NOT be introduced at the 2018 NAIAS. Myself and many others have repeatedly stated that in this section along with very good reasons why it would not. Now, just like other clueless auto writers, our Curated Content Editor is predicting it will debut in Geneva in March.
Nope, wrong again.
Of course, just like all the auto rags, it makes for good click bait even they know it is not going to happen.
Who are these editors and where do they get their misinformation from
Since we have all agreed that it will be a 2020 model, which can't by law be sold before January 1, 2019, there aren't too many choices: New York in April, LA in December or Detroit in January 2019 - since they are only 5 weeks apart, personally, I can't see them doing LA over Detroit. If we don't see it in New York in April, we know it will be Detroit (which is my bet) with a release to market date of June 2019.
IDK I made a deposit in 2015 and I'm in no hurry!!!! When it happens it happens, if it does not no biggie..... just a car and there are lot of them out there.
No, dear Curated Corvette person. Most of us KNEW the car was NOT going to be shown in Detroit this year.
I'm very happy that you had some key information that it wasn't going to appear but the journos of the industry sure had their chips on another number. The wait continues on for the uber Vette.
Last edited by Curated Content Editor; 01-19-2018 at 11:17 AM.
GM is taking its time putting together a very special car for us and we're just fine with that. However, we really really do want to see it... and drive it. Just saying.
By Sarah Portia - January 18, 2018
Why is there a McLaren F1 front end in the concept above?
01-18-2018, 03:26 PM
So, Um... Where is the C8?
Who are these editors and where do they get their misinformation from 
