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    Corvette ZR1 Leaks Out, Debuting In Dubai

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    It is no secret that Chevrolet will be debuting a new Corvette ZR1. Numerous spy shots have revealed Chevrolet is going all out with a large rear wing, larger intakes, and distinctly shaped hood. We now have gotten our first look at the new ZR1 thanks to a leak.

    Corvette Blogger got their hands on a leaked image of Car and Driver's December issue which has the Corvette ZR1 front and center. The model matches up perfectly with spy photos with the various aero bits and large air intakes. The cover also reveals the ZR1 will be packing 750 horsepower, but we don't know what engine will be providing that power (our guess is a supercharged V8).

    Corvette Blogger also revealed that the ZR1 will likely debut in Dubai. A reader living in the UAE sent Corvette Blogger an invitation for a special celebratory event to mark the Corvette's 65th birthday on November 12th. A couple of outlets have confirmed this event by saying they will be going.

    After the cover leaked out, Chevrolet released a teaser video of the new Corvette with the November 12th date.

    Source: CorvetteBlogger, Chevrolet
    (Author's Note: At the time of this writing, CorvetteBlogger is currently down. We'll keep you posted when it goes back up).

     

     

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    A Horse With No Name
    1 hour ago, ccap41 said:

    Sadly, I don't think I would take any Subaru over any US benz. I'd rather a slow CLA or GLA over a super dated STi. Yeah, they wouldn't win any races but they'd be better daily drivers and still not legitimately slow. 

    I was thinking dollar for dollar buying it with my own money rather than as a gift.  We're I to spend eighty grand on a car...it would not be either.

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    Frisky Dingo
    2 hours ago, ccap41 said:

    Sadly, I don't think I would take any Subaru over any US benz. I'd rather a slow CLA or GLA over a super dated STi. Yeah, they wouldn't win any races but they'd be better daily drivers and still not legitimately slow. 

     

    Yeah, no. I would maybe, maybe take a CLA by the slimmest of margins, but the GLA is beyond despicable. I'd rather have a Yaris. Not even kidding.

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    On 11/10/2017 at 5:22 PM, Frisky Dingo said:

     

    Yeah, no. I would maybe, maybe take a CLA by the slimmest of margins, but the GLA is beyond despicable. I'd rather have a Yaris. Not even kidding.

    I had a Yaris for almost a month as a rental. F. U. C. K. That. 

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    A Horse With No Name
    On 11/11/2017 at 8:26 PM, Cubical-aka-Moltar said:

    Ick.   I've twice had rental cars for 3 weeks each---a Chrysler 300M back in 99 and a VW Passat earlier this year.  Both were pleasant to drive.  

    Both of them are decent cars,actually.

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