The front engine rear drive Corvette has been America's Sport car since Zoro Duntov first introduced it to America. Will now we have a second Corvette with Mid Engine and all wheel drive?
Then Cadillac and Buick could get into the act and build their own versions?
Sppy photos have been rumored to show a Holden body with a mid engine V8. Sounds very possible.
Sixty three years ago in 1953 the first production Corvettes rolled down Chevrolet's Flint, Michigan assembly line.
In the last year and recently GM has spent $290 million at the Bowling Green, Kentucky operations where Corvettes are built. In addition GM spent another $439 million last year for a new paint shop in Bowling Green.
We can envision a great mid engine vehicle from GM competing with the world's other Super Cars.
Bruce Hubbard
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