It’s what happens when you overthink something.

Fun fact: in 1999, the base price of a Corvette was $38,820. Adjusted for inflation, that’s...$59,780.

That’s hypercar territory, in my book.

I sell Fords, but so gotta give a golf clap to the GM and the C8.

“...changes everything.”

Imagine the ZR1, even with a price north of $160 grand will obliterate everything in site. And the $60 grand version is just as crazy for the price. Some people on Rennlist Forum(Porsche) are ditching their 718 orders for the Corvette. Bravo to GM for even having one Porsche fan cancel their order, this thing is…

At least use FaceApp so we can see what it’ll look like in 10 years, when the first Jalop actually buys one.

I think the fact that you could buy 6-7 of them for the price of a GT may be factoring into it.

I want this seat in red. And I’ll dye the headrest white. And draw a Mr. Bill face on there.

Either that, or a guy receiving a BJ.

Oops. 

This guy just looks flustered.

The seat looks like someone who removed their head.

counterpoint: no one needs or can realistically use 1000hp. gtfo of here w/that craziness. 

Kudos to Chevy for keeping this thing under wraps for so long!

A new Supra, a mid-engine Corvette... All we need now is a new RX7... or would that cause the universe to implode?

Holy cow!  A new Supra too?

I’m still trying to get information on that rumour of a new Supra...  Have you heard anything?

“The new 911 is fucked.”

The 911 will not be affected by the Corvette. Different set of buyers.