STUD OR DUD? 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible To Debut In Geneva

the convertible version of the redesigned 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray will make its world debut at the Geneva motor show in early March, according to Autoweek. Also, the Stingray convertible will go on sale as a 2014 model and could be in dealer showrooms by the end of this year.

Press preview days for the Geneva show are March 5-6.

The show opens to the public March 7-17. Geneva was also the site where the sixth-generation Corvette convertible made its world debut, in March 2004.

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PUGPROUD - 1/29/2013 3:23:30 PM

+2 Boost

New Vette appears to be a real game changer in looks and performance...looking forward to head to head tests to see if so. Looks like a STUD!

Henanamani1 - 1/29/2013 5:52:21 PM

+1 Boost

STUD

pcar4evr - 1/30/2013 9:49:23 AM

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Looks great, but let me hazard a guess based on past experience. The Chevy dealers who sell the vettes are gonna act all Ferrari-like. Example, years ago I tried to test drive a Z06 when they first came out and was told that first you must put down a $5000 deposit, then you get the test drive, then we'll refund your deposit if you don't finish the order. What do you think the "market adjustment pricing" on the new vette will be?

BTW, had the same experience last month at a Tesla dealer.

Corvette needs it own dealer network to make the "step up" to the status the car deserves.

ottomatic - 2/1/2013 12:27:45 AM

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Far different market forces influence the pricing of a the new vette vs a 458 italia or f12 berlinetta. They only make a couple thousand copys of those Ferraris and they are the most revered rides in the galaxy. Super high global demand from rich dudes creates the crazy 65K average premium. For the mass produced vette, demand will fall off quickly, within months, dropping the price to sticker, especially in the dead of winter. BTW, californias and ff's are usually sold at list for obvious reasons.