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Remember all the sightings of the mid-engine Corvettes just a month ago? It's like they have disappeared!
Our last sighting came around June 20th when a couple MEs were spotted in Virginia:
http://www.corvetteblogger.com/2018/...irginia-hotel/
No recent sightings on YouTube or social media have been confirmed since then despite the cars testing in South Florida and Detroit.
Our Detroit Bureau says he has hasn't spotted one recently either after multiple sightings in May. The Motor City has been a target-rich environment for sightings.
Some have also speculated that the cars have ceased testing following the mechanical issues that one ME suffered in Florida and required a tow:
http://www.corvetteblogger.com/2018/...eeds-jump-tow/
That happened back on June 10th and we saw the C8s for just another week or so before they disappeared.
It's been nearly a month now so we post this in hopes that our dry spell will end soon! If the mid-engines are really 2020 Corvettes, it's just a matter of time before they hit the roads again!
Our last sighting came around June 20th when a couple MEs were spotted in Virginia:
http://www.corvetteblogger.com/2018/...irginia-hotel/
No recent sightings on YouTube or social media have been confirmed since then despite the cars testing in South Florida and Detroit.
Our Detroit Bureau says he has hasn't spotted one recently either after multiple sightings in May. The Motor City has been a target-rich environment for sightings.
Some have also speculated that the cars have ceased testing following the mechanical issues that one ME suffered in Florida and required a tow:
http://www.corvetteblogger.com/2018/...eeds-jump-tow/
That happened back on June 10th and we saw the C8s for just another week or so before they disappeared.
It's been nearly a month now so we post this in hopes that our dry spell will end soon! If the mid-engines are really 2020 Corvettes, it's just a matter of time before they hit the roads again!
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