What do you think? Or might you be reserving judgment until 84 hours from now?
As we all know, the first Corvettes that were Sting Rays were the C2, 1963-1967s. Then a one year hiatus, but the1969-1976 carried the name Stingrays.
Then of course our modern day, C7 Stingrays. The use of the historic name “Stingray” was questioned on January 12, 2013 — the day before the C7’s reveal.
https://jalopnik.com/why-is-everyone...ingray-5975414
Separately the use of the Stingray name for the 7th generation comment was also discussed here, including by GM’s VP of Global Design Ed Welburn.
https://newatlas.com/2014-chevrolet-...tingray/25849/
As we separately just saw an hour ago, GM just officially announced that the entry C8 will be called a Stingray .
Do you like the name Sting Ray for the C8? Think it is appropriate?
As we all know, the first Corvettes that were Sting Rays were the C2, 1963-1967s. Then a one year hiatus, but the1969-1976 carried the name Stingrays.
Then of course our modern day, C7 Stingrays. The use of the historic name “Stingray” was questioned on January 12, 2013 — the day before the C7’s reveal.
Originally posted by Jalopnik
Separately the use of the Stingray name for the 7th generation comment was also discussed here, including by GM’s VP of Global Design Ed Welburn.
Originally posted by newatlas
As we separately just saw an hour ago, GM just officially announced that the entry C8 will be called a Stingray .
Do you like the name Sting Ray for the C8? Think it is appropriate?
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