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One of the fun things about running a modern blog is the selection of neat features you can add, such as photo slide shows and polls. After adding a dozen or so polls to CorvetteReport.com, I thought it would be fun to launch a Polls Page.

We will now be including all new future polls to this page and linking them back to the post they were originally connected with. While these polls are completely unscientific, we are all big kids, so I’m sure no one is going to skew a poll. But, they are fun to look over. Not only can you review the results of past polls, you can vote too!

The latest poll will always be at the top of this page. Have fun and remember, Vote early, Vote often. Just kidding! - Scott

Cast Your C7 Corvette Vote!

Should the current ZR1 all-aluminum chassis be the foundation for the base model C7 Corvette?

Absolutely! That would be the next level to build upon.

No, the all-aluminum chassis should remain in the supercar territory so that the C7 Z06 and ZR1 remain "special."

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ZR1 Corvette Chassis Display: Corvette Chassis Engineering At Its Best!

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Read the below post and let us know what you think in our informal poll. Do you think there was a 6th 1963 grand Sport Corvette?

I think there was definitely a 6th 1963 Grand Sport Corvette.

I think there "might" have been a 6th '63 Grand Sport Corvette.

No way. It's a modern Corvette Urban Legend.

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If car magazines were digital, viewable on a PC, laptop, Kindle, iPad, etc, and cost just $12.00 for a one-year subscription, how would you feel about it?

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If car magazines were digital, viewable on a PC, laptop, Kindle, iPad, etc, and cost just $12.00 for a one-year subscription, how would you feel about it?

Perfect! I could keep as many as I want and I don't have piles everywhere.

Maybe, if it was an option and I could still get the paper version.

No way! I love being able to take a magazine anywhere and curl it, roll it up, tear out and dog ear pages. Sorry, "Paper please!"

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Split-window aside, would a liftback had made the '63 to '67 Corvette Sting Ray Coupe a better car?

Absolutely!

Nice, but the coupe already cost $215 more than the roadster. The hatch would have driven the price up.

No, It would have made the body less structuraly sound.

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An all-wheel-drive option for the C7 Corvette would be complex and expensive, but would put the car’s performance into dreamland! How much would you be willing to pay for an AWD-equipped C7 Corvette?

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An all-wheel-drive option for the C7 Corvette would be complex and expensive, but would put the car’s performance into dreamland! How much would you be willing to pay for an AWD-equipped C7 Corvette?

$10,000

$20,000

$30,000

More, if it made my Corvette the quickest and fastest car on the road!

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Although Corvette chief designer Tom Peters says that the Corvette Stingray Concept car is NOT the C7, would you like it to be?

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Although Corvette chief designer Tom Peters says that the Corvette Stingray Concept car is NOT the C7, would you like it to be?

In a heartbeat! YES!

I could get used to it, provided there's enough grunt under the hood.

Sorry guys, best head on back to the drawing board.

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If the Stingray Concept Corvette was the 2014 C7 Corvette, and we sitting on the showroom floor of your local Chevrolet dealer, and the price was close to the current Corvette, would you buy one?

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If the Stingray Concept Corvette was the 2014 C7 Corvette, and we sitting on the showroom floor of your local Chevrolet dealer, and the price was close to the current Corvette, would you buy one?

ABSOLUTELY! I'm already in line!

Maybe. Depends on how it looks in person.

No, I'll get a 2013, the last of the C6 Corvettes.

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If Chevrolet offered a 60th Anniversary package similar to the concept art presented here, and it didn't cost an arm and a leg, would you buy one?

Absolutely, YES!

Maybe, depends on the price.

Naw, I'll pass.

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Of the six Baldwin-Motion Corvettes shown below, which one do you like the best?

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Of the six Baldwin-Motion Corvetes shown above, which one do you like the best?

Phase III Corvette

Phase III GT Corvette

Motion Maco Corvette

Phase III Manta Ray

Motion Moray Eel

Motion Can-Am Spyder

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If this car was sitting at your local Chevy dealer as the 2013 Corvette, would you order one?

Yes! In a heartbeat!

Depends on what's under the hood, the interior, and the options.

Ah, I'll buy one of "The Last C6" Corvettes.

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If you were buying a new 2013 C7 Corvette and the “Split-Window Coupe” was an option, would you get one?

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If you were buying a new 2013 C7 Corvette and the "Split-Window Coupe" was an option, would you get one?

Absolutely!

Depends on the price.

No way!

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Do you like the direction of the C7 Corvette as presented in this post?

Yes, love it!

It's okay.

Don't like it at all.

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