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We can always count on Chevrolet chief engineer, Tadge Juechter, to lay the smackdown on anyone who wants to take potshots at his beloved C7 Corvette. During the yearly C5/C6 Bash at the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky, Juechter quickly dispelled any and all myths about the C7 Corvette, including one where environmental regulations would force Chevy to strip the next-generation C7 of all of its appendages. Despite still being a few years away from production, Juechter made it poignantly clear that there will be no emasculating the C7 Corvette and reports saying on the contrary are nothing more than punches in the air. .
7 comments: Video: Chevrolet gets defensive over next-generation C7 (...) The flagship sports/top performance vehicles are usually not under the luxury brand name, unless you’re already a luxury car company. Think about it... the fastest track models will be strip down version of the car. Look at GM, Nissan, Ford, Chrysler....etc. You may get a model for the luxury brand but flagship performance vehicle.... nope. Performance can do without luxury, not the other way around.
 I really don’t get it, why this video didn’t show up the next generation C7 Corvette. Its so annoying.
 I think you’re getting your panties in a wad over nothing. He’s saying "don’t believe everything you read." The article says what might be in the next Corvette.
 Well, if the immission is the problem, chevy should also put this into hybrid technology, like what the Porsche did on their 911 turbo.
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10.15.2010 @ 01:50