Corvette Report’s BREAKING NEWS from the week of 4-14-25
Corvette Report’s BREAKING NEWS from the week of 4-14-25
New Corvette Concept: Shades of the 2009 Corvette Stingray Concept?
A lot has happened since the last Corvette Concept Car came out in 2009. Tom Peters is on record stating that the 2009 Corvette Stingray Concept was NOT the C7 Corvette. Peters explained that the car was an exercise and opportunity for his designs to pour new ideas into a full-size, running, functioning car in 3D reality.
It looks like the Corvette designers are at it again, and there will be more concept Corvettes to come! Reminder: these are just “concepts” and are inherently “over the top”. Remember the ’80s Indy Corvette?
Same thing. Enjoy the full story HERE.
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What Was The First Car You Ever Loved?
Back in 2023, I wrote a story for Vette Vues Magazines titled “My First Corvette Moment”. We all have one. You know, the moment after seeing the first Corvette that grabbed our attention, we were never the same. It’s nice to know I’m not the only one to write about the experience we all share. So, when was your “first” Corvette moment? Drop me a line and share your story! Send your email to… lightoak@comcast.net
Read the Jalopnik story, HERE.
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How Chevy Corvette and Porsche 911 Prices Stacked Up Through History
The Corvette vs Porsche rivalry has been raging since 1963 when Porsche debuted the 9-11 in 1963. What the Porsche 911 lacked in raw grunt, it made up for in cornering ability and vice versa.
But, what the 911 fans almost never mentioned was the price difference between the Porsche and Corvette. Sometimes, 911s have cost almost DOUBLE the cost of a Corvette. Was it “worth it”? That’s an argument that will never end.
Read the Road & Track story HERE.
David Hill Resigns From the NCM and Bryce Burklow is Named its New President and CEO
Things continue to shake and quake at the National Corvette Museum. Bryce is now the third CEO of NCM in the last six years. Here’s the latest.
We’ll talk. – Scott
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