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Confirmation from GM on C7 accident
I just got this info from the media guys at Chevrolet...
monte.doran@chevrolet.com We can confirm that during routine testing, a Stingray was involved in a one-car accident. During evaluation, the driver caught the inside tire caught the edge of the pavement during a tight corner, leading to the accident. Thankfully, no one was hurt, the car received only minor damage, and no citations were issued. Best, Monte Monte Doran Chevrolet Communications Renaissance Center 100 / 30 / D66 |
Originally Posted by BlueOx
(Post 1583111603)
I just got this info from the media guys at Chevrolet...
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How can that be an "official" statement from Chevy Communications with grammar that poor?
"...the driver caught the inside tire caught..." Seriously? |
What was he uneven pavement? The Grand Canyon?
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The first of many more to come.
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Originally Posted by BlueOx
(Post 1583111603)
I just got this info from the media guys at Chevrolet...
Let the :beatdeadhorse: begin! |
Originally Posted by EViL427
(Post 1583111642)
How can that be an "official" statement from Chevy Communications with grammar that poor?
"...the driver caught the inside tire caught..." Seriously? |
Originally Posted by Medic Man
(Post 1583111637)
I just read that on another site.. Thats one thing about these cars, if you catch a wheel on uneven or gouged pavement it will pull to that side really fast.
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Which is it, the test driver from GM cannot drive or an issue with the car?
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Originally Posted by BlueOx
(Post 1583111673)
It was from an email he sent me...not a news release that got ran through the mill.
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Originally Posted by EViL427
(Post 1583111705)
There's no excuse for someone in communications failing to proofread.
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Originally Posted by EViL427
(Post 1583111705)
There's no excuse for someone in communications failing to proofread.
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Originally Posted by Zymurgy
(Post 1583111750)
You've never made a mistake in an email you have sent? I know I have, even after I have proofread it and spell checked it.
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Originally Posted by BlueOx
(Post 1583111725)
Oh gawd, give it a rest...must everything be bitched about?
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Originally Posted by EViL427
(Post 1583111758)
I don't work in communications for a living. ;)
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Originally Posted by BlueOx
(Post 1583111689)
What site?
During evaluation, the driver caught the inside tire caught the edge of the pavement during a tight corner, leading to the accident. Thankfully, no one was hurt, the car received only minor damage, and no citations were issued. |
Originally Posted by EViL427
(Post 1583111762)
Yes. It's called freedom of speech. Don't like it? Move to Cuba.
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Originally Posted by BlueOx
(Post 1583111816)
Oh I see...whiney bitching is always freedom of speech.:rofl:
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Damn those Jalopink scoopers!:D Looks like they caught the news caught the same time as here!:rofl:
Seeing the picture, I could only deduce that there was an incident, or parking was short and the driver had to improvise. *Just for the record, I'm having fun. I couldn't care less about the grammar* |
Driver not Jim Mero
The driver is not Jim Mero as reported earlier
http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1...ingray-crashed |
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