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AndysAutoSport.com knows Corvette parts. There are tons of performance parts available for your C4 through C6 Corvette like Corvette wheels, or go for some style with a Corvette body kit. If you want to modify the sound of your Vette, get a Corvette exhaust from them. You can also get a custom Corvette hood from them.
Chevrolet Aims to Release a Very Fast Shoe
Shooting Brake? If you're not already a pensioner, it's likely that that term is unfamiliar to you. Well, Chevrolet looks to take its stunning new C7-generation Corvette and basically adding a rear hatch. In the prescribed drawings, the roof line on the current Corvette seems to be stretched a further two or three feet and then, as following the overall design ethics of the car, sharply drops off into a rear deck lid. What this gives the viewer is an impression of a "corvette-station wagon", or maybe a rolling shoe. That's what Chevrolet aims to provide its customers, who have complained about too little room in their 'Vettes.
