Motor Trend Publishes Major Insights on 2012 C7 Corvette
Groundbreaking insights on the 2012 C7 Corvette have just been published in the November issue of Motor Trend. Sneak peeks of the article are not available on-line at MT's website, but all the information is right here at CorvetteBlog!
Read the article past the jump, but by all means, buy a copy of this magazine for full enjoyment.
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A rear engine 'Vette is insane. It would be another Porsche wannabe. I've owned 3 Corvettes. Just keep improving the format and the interior. They have done a great job so far, so don't screw with history.
I think Chevrolet should build an All Wheel Drive Corvette which will give better traction, plus be cheaper versus a Mid-Engine; and continue improvment on interior and transmission.
I hope that if the Corvette stays with the front engine, they would do something different, like have a see-through hood (if only to show off the intake) and then add at least 725 HP to the new engine.
Everything I see in the Corvette Manifesto looks excellent, especially the Light Blue Corvette. Stay with that style! Ten spoke rims! If that car was on the market today, it would sell like crazy!
I hope the tires and rims will be bigger than those of the ZO6 Corvette.
I Think Chevrolet Should Stay With The Manual Transmission. I Beleive GM Would Lose Sales With And Automatic Transmission.Plus I Beleive The Majority Would Agree With The Six Speed Manual Transmission.
The Only Thing I See About The Corvette Manifesto Is That The Front End Is Still Basically The Same As The Present One.I Think That It Should Be A Totally Different Front End.
If A Dual Clutch Automatic Transmission Could Get You A 2-3 Second Score Quicker. Human Nature Would Say I Still Rather Have The Six Speed Manual. People Like Going Through Gears The Natural Way Especially In A Super Sports Car Like The Corvette. With Technology Steady Evolving Hopefully There Will Be A New Improve Six Speed Manual For The Next C-7
why do they try to make it more fancy, why not take the old ones and new ones together to make a better one.