2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Long-Term Road Test

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edited September 2014 in Chevrolet

image2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Long-Term Road Test

Removing the top on our long-term 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray is really easy, and there's even a place to stow it.

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  • 85se85se Member Posts: 11
    One of the best angles I've seen for the C7 is shown in the top picture. Instantly recognizable as a Corvette, unlike some of the other angles I've seen more of. Nice pic.
  • noburgersnoburgers Member Posts: 500
    never mind fragile or complicated, I think you are getting the majority of the benefit of a convertible without the price, weight or stiffness compromises. How does it affect the ability to store stuff in the hatch (obviously, stored before you drop the panel in)?
  • f15driver_f15driver_ Member Posts: 1
    How's the wind buffeting with the top down? Also, what about top up and windows down?
  • evodadevodad Member Posts: 135
    The car does look quite good from that angle
  • sharpendsharpend Member Posts: 177
    noburgers, the top actually mounts in the trunk in such a way that it pivots up so you can easily put some stuff underneath. Pretty cool.
  • boff_boff_ Member Posts: 51
    Winning.
  • hybrishybris Member Posts: 365
    Points to GM for designing the trunk and the roof so well. But still the roof must stay on that is where it belongs.
  • edbradleyedbradley Member Posts: 15
    "lightweight piece of carbon fiber"

    Which weighs what, exactly?
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