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You folks are getting way too worked-up on the posibility that the C7 will have "Camaro" tail lights.
Look ... they haven't even started building the C7 yet. This C7 intro on Sunday is nothing but a "mule" to test the acceptance level of the car. If, for some strange reason, GM actually mounts those rectangular "Camaro" tail lights on this mule (and the public acceptance is negative) ... GM still has time to make a change to the rear facia and install round tail lights in it prior to production ... Simple change ... Nothin' to it Nothing to worry about! :D . |
Originally Posted by tuxnharley
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Yeah, only 8 1/2 years.........:D
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Originally Posted by Turbo6TA
(Post 1582808032)
Look ... they haven't even started building the C7 yet. This C7 intro on Sunday is nothing but a "mule" to test the acceptance level of the car.
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Doug ... That Bowling Green assembly plant hasn't even produced VIN # 00001 yet.
_______________________________ EDIT: "The first Chevrolet Corvette C7 will roll off the company’s Bowling Green, Kentucky assembly line on June 30th, 2013 – 60 years to the day after the first Corvette was built. Or at least that’s what Reuters is reporting, based on supplier information. While Reuters quotes “…two suppliers familiar with the automaker’s plans but are not authorized to speak on behalf of GM,” the official line from General Motors, according to Automotive News, is that production will begin in August or September of 2013. But a six-month retooling process is scheduled to begin in February, and the timing coincides perfectly with the June 30th anniversary". _______________________________ Lots of time! :) |
Originally Posted by Turbo6TA
(Post 1582808364)
Doug ... That Bowling Green assembly plant hasn't even produced VIN # 00001 yet.
_______________________________ EDIT: "The first Chevrolet Corvette C7 will roll off the company’s Bowling Green, Kentucky assembly line on June 30th, 2013 – 60 years to the day after the first Corvette was built. Or at least that’s what Reuters is reporting, based on supplier information. While Reuters quotes “…two suppliers familiar with the automaker’s plans but are not authorized to speak on behalf of GM,” the official line from General Motors, according to Automotive News, is that production will begin in August or September of 2013. But a six-month retooling process is scheduled to begin in February, and the timing coincides perfectly with the June 30th anniversary". _______________________________ Lots of time! :) |
it's all tongue in cheek
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Originally Posted by DREAMERAK
(Post 1582808457)
IF you knew about automotive design, testing, and supplier lead times you would know this is not possible.
Originally Posted by Turbo6TA
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it's all tongue in cheek
There is no way the design that is unveiled tomorrow is not the one going to production. |
Definitely a drawing/render. Probably a very accurate one. One does
Not typically try to make a photo look like a drawing. They try to Make a drawing look like a photo. And very well these days.when they Airbrush a models pic they make it look natural. These are definitely Drawings. FWIW. The proportions make it look much better! |
Originally Posted by Ronstar
(Post 1582809341)
Definitely a drawing/render. Probably a very accurate one. One does
Not typically try to make a photo look like a drawing. They try to Make a drawing look like a photo. And very well these days.when they Airbrush a models pic they make it look natural. These are definitely Drawings. FWIW. The proportions make it look much better! |
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