Thoughts on this Corvette concept?

[GrabThatBlue]

I genuinely don't see why this is such a turn off. The only iffy thing is the front split and that's gonna be gone if this makes it to production. I personally find this striking, and attractive on a level we've never seen with corvette before.

Looks like a GTA 5 vehicle

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[MaddNomad]

i hope that concept stays a concept. its like a mix of Aston Martin Valkyrie, McLaren Senna, and 2017 Ford GT, but lacks any good styling. the headlights also look like GM took some from the Cadillac Lyriq and stole some from a Hyundai Kona. also has the typical too big with no sidewall wheels and tires of a concept.

what they really need to do is update the 2009 C7 concept and bring that to reality, now that was a good looking concept.



in my opinion, the world doesnt need more logo simplification. its a plague that is making logos less interesting and distinguishable. just look at the evolution of FireFox's logo.

logo simplification sucks out the personality of the logo. and dont even get me started on those stupid styles like "Alegria" infecting places too

I tend to agree, I just like it on the concept for some reason. Not saying I want it to officially replace the current logo though. Lol.

 

[Cruisesader302]

I wouldn’t be surprised to see this abomination being driven by this guy.

 

[Wiley Marmot]

Well, as $hit looking cars go................................it's not that bad.

 

[Crew4991]

The majority of us are still 2-4 decades away from reaching the 65+ age limit restriction to buy a Corvette anyway. Plus, they don't even offer a manual anymore.
I'll stick with Mustangs and Vipers. Or better yet, get a C3 or C7 Corvette.

 

[POHLHAMMER]

Ugly , IMO. Looks like someone placed a crushed car on top of a dust buster.

 

[Zig]

Reminds me of the Cadillac Cien

 

[Cruisesader302]

The majority of us are still 2-4 decades away from reaching the 65+ age limit restriction to buy a Corvette anyway. Plus, they don't even offer a manual anymore.
I'll stick with Mustangs and Vipers. Or better yet, get a C3 or C7 Corvette.

Well, I guess I’m the anomaly here on the forum…I’m 63, bought my first Corvette at 19 , last one at 61 and my first Mustang at 62. And no, I don’t own nor wear jorts and white New Balance tennis shoes.

 

[Wiley Marmot]

The majority of us are still 2-4 decades away from reaching the 65+ age limit restriction to buy a Corvette anyway. Plus, they don't even offer a manual anymore.
I'll stick with Mustangs and Vipers. Or better yet, get a C3 or C7 Corvette.

Best ease up on that age thing, whipper snapper!

 

[steveo1960]

It reminds me of a car from the early 70's that was called "The Everything Car" and was a conglomeration of multiple car bodies all attached to one chassis. At least in NYC it was a regular in parades.

 

[Cruisesader302]

It reminds me of a car from the early 70's that was called "The Everything Car" and was a conglomeration of multiple car bodies all attached to one chassis. At least in NYC it was a regular in parades.

Interesting….I searched for it, I couldn’t come up with any images. My first car was a 75 Monte Carlo. The hood was so long that the hood ornament was in a different zip code than the driver. Most 70’s cars were land yachts.

 

[DeluxeStang]

i hope that concept stays a concept. its like a mix of Aston Martin Valkyrie, McLaren Senna, and 2017 Ford GT, but lacks any good styling. the headlights also look like GM took some from the Cadillac Lyriq and stole some from a Hyundai Kona. also has the typical too big with no sidewall wheels and tires of a concept.

what they really need to do is update the 2009 C7 concept and bring that to reality, now that was a good looking concept.



in my opinion, the world doesnt need more logo simplification. its a plague that is making logos less interesting and distinguishable. just look at the evolution of FireFox's logo.

logo simplification sucks out the personality of the logo. and dont even get me started on those stupid styles like "Alegria" infecting places too

I will agree on that. I kinda hate this trend with logo design, and design in general right now, where people suck all the character out and then talk about how it's a bold statement or some other pretentious shit.

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