I think it seems no one noticed that I dramatically reduced its length in photoshop :D
Let's compare: Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login I see the hood bulge closer to the windshield and the golf club compartment skinnier. And you didn't sacrifice any leg room!
If they copy good pieces and put them together the right way then while not necessarily original it can still look great. We know it’s gotta be comfy and have certain features so it’s more big than compact. To me it looks like a big super car kinda like cizeta meets diablo but with comfort, so maybe big but appealing in its way. The big bruiser mid engined super car that works.
https://www.corvetteblogger.com/2019/02/14/how-does-the-c8-mid-engine-corvettes-size-compare-to-the-c7-corvette/?fbclid=IwAR29PPAgKBMY6QzdLm1ePsIK586ua74OF1XqqqoyS3Yq-DZWyTOYLReHepQ
^^^ There was an interesting little "nugget" at the bottom of the above link- aerodynamic side panels. However, it does not look like they made it onto the C8 (at least not yet). https://www.corvetteblogger.com/2019/02/15/gm-files-patent-application-for-active-aero-side-panels/ Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
https://www.corvetteblogger.com/2019/02/18/spied-california-dreaming-as-two-c8-mid-engine-corvette-prototypes-are-spotted-in-san-diego/
Lest anyone think they’ll continue with the FE after the ME announcement. By that I mean continue to produce - they’ll certainly need to sell off any remaining inventory. GM has some of the highest DOH for dealer inventory of any manufacturer. Surprising the Corvette is this high: https://www.gmauthority.com/blog/2019/02/c7-corvette-inventory-swells-to-232-day-supply-in-january
From a cursory review I did of the Vegas area, not much. I saw a lot of auto box Stingrays with the LT1 and LT2 interior, but not much else in the way of options. Same goes for Z06s; a lot of autos and LT1 and LT2 interiors, but not a whole lot of options boxes ticked.
Dealers bought what they thought they could sell easiest. That meant no 3LT (expensive interiors) no CF, no ZR upgrades, and no sticks. I think the factory pushed out a lot of these near the end of run and before the new tooling change over. Also, when the C7 came out Chevy said only the top 400 dealers would be able to sell one. Well, I went past a smaller dealer in LA last week that didn't carry the Vette a few years ago and Voila' -- 6 new ones were on the lot last week.
https://www.corvetteblogger.com/2019/02/20/video-corvette-ride-engineer-alex-macdonald-spotted-with-group-of-five-c8-corvettes/
https://jalopnik.com/proof-that-the-midengine-corvette-shouldnt-be-left-in-t-1832782306?utm_campaign=socialflow_jalopnik_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow&utm_source=jalopnik_facebook
Been saying this, and been excorciated here by some members. I guess its legit now Andy Pilgrim says it. "“The current Grand Sport is superb on the racetrack. It’s a well-balanced package and you can utilize ALL of it,” he adds. “I can be extremely aggressive with a Z06 or ZR1; I know what they’ll do. But with the additional power of the Z06 and ZR1, after a hot lap or two, they totally over-drive the tires. Even in a straight line, cars with 250 less horsepower can out-power a ZR1 for loss of traction.”