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Kind of a cross between a Camero, a 63 split rear window and something butch.
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Sorry,must be getting old,,I think its butt ugly...:eek::eek:
You are definitely right though,Steve..there is a bit of butch in there...:HMMM:
i see a lot of cadilac influence there .. i like it better than the camaro ...
I've owned about 16-17 Vettes... but this is too cluttered up for me. More isn't always better. Sorry.
Great Scott, Robin! It's the Penquin! Quick, to the Batmobile!
Sorry don'
t care for this at all
Looks like a cross between a Cadillac and a Chrysler Crossfire!! Bring back the.old vettes.
i like it. it looks like it is hungry.
The production version is usually a much more sedate version of the concept car....I'm sure it will hold true on the Vets, too.
Ha....well done...:LOL::LOL: It looks like it came out of a B grade movie...Something about it..just too busy..too many angles or something..:confused:Yup,maybe look better with Batman in it...**)Quote:
Originally Posted by falconvan
I kinda like it, especially in red. My favorite vette style is a 1962. The blue convertible ain't bad either! :)
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I agree with Dave that by time it hits production it usually is more sedate. Still I like the concept. I do see alot of the caddy and camero too! There is also a speed racerish element to it!
http://www.topgearrules.org/wp-conte..._09xlrandv.jpghttp://myitforum.com/cs2/blogs/rcrum...2010Camaro.jpg
Will Gov't Motor Car company still survive or will it just be producing Volts or their clones
Now - that's an idea!! A 'vette with an electric motor to propel it
Corvette is, in my book, has always been about agressiveness with class....this one is all about the agressiveness. The only class involved here is the nod to the 63 split window heritage. If this unit had the angular edges softened up a bit, GM would have a much more marketable design...and it would still retain the bad-ass reputation the Corvette has come to be known by.
I can't say anything about the rest of the country, but almost all of newer 'Vettes I see locally are being driven by the "(well)over 50" guys, and these cars have all of the power assists (plus an auto tranny) of a family sedan. Then they are being driven the same way as well
My term for these cars is a 'male menopause-mobile'. Glad I'll never get 'that mature':CRY: