Sometimes it is an honor to just be picked, and this is always the case when a major publication decides a car is worthy of reviewing. This time it was Motor Trend in their yearly Best Driver’s Car competition.
You must feel sorry (not really) for the magazine, as picking and ranking cars is a no-win situation. People always say why didn’t they pick my car, how is that car better than this car, why is my car the only manual transmission car, or sure my car is not ranked higher than a car that costs 3 time as much, how is that fair!
With all the cars Motor Trend had to pick from, just being picked was a huge honor. Being #7 in this pack says a lot about the C7 Grand Sport. It does not
If you happen to be in the Encinitas, California area this weekend, you will be treated to one of the largest Woodie Meets. This gathering of vintage hot rods and about 300 woodies takes place on historic Highway 101 in Encinitas, CA.
Thursday Evening, September 21st 5:30- 7:30pm
DEMA Rods and Woodies Nite, vintage hot rods and woodies on historic Highway 101 in Encinitas, CA between D & I streets.
Friday, September 22nd 5: [...]
When you hear of ultra-high mile daily driver’s, names like Toyota, Honda and Volvo, are usually the first that you’d think of as bulletproof transportation over the long haul. Corvette, on the other hand isn’t a car that would immediately come to mind for that purpose. Not that Corvettes aren’t an excellent and exciting mode of daily transport. They definitely are! It’s just that Corvette owners tend to drive their cars shorter distances or for fun weekend get-a-ways.
However, there are exceptions to that rule! And the car presented here is a perfect example of that. We think this ’90 Red Corvette Coupe deserves recognition as possibly one of the highest mile Corvettes still on the road! Who says a Corvette isn’t a reliable daily driver? Well Gordon Fong surely doesn’t! He’s the owner of this very special Bright Red Coupe. He purchased it almost new
The rumor mill is alive and active, and if it is correct, it is looking like the 2019 model year for Corvette will be very interesting.
We are hearing that the C7 ZR1 will be official soon and may be a 2018 model, while the C8 Mid-Engine Corvette may be introduced in Mid January 2018 at the Detroit Auto Show, as a 2019 model.
The really surprising part of the rumors are the prices: C7 ZR1 may start from $105,000, while the C8 might offer a base price as low as $65,000 or as high as $95,000. Remember, these prices are only rumors, and the real prices will only be known when GM announces the new Vettes.
