GENEVA MOTOR SHOW: When The Italians Get A Hold Of A Chevrolet Corvette, This Happens...

So, what happens when you let the Italians get a hold of the Chevrolet Corvette? Well. This.

Been shown off at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show was the Soleil Motors Anadi, which is based off outgoing, C6 Corvette. Apparently the panels are all done up by hand and the interior is bespoke — take a peek below, this is high quality work although the colors are...questionable.

According to reports the Italian company has enough parts and what not to construct upwards of 25 this year but make sure to bring a hefty check book as pricing is nearly $300,000 USD.

Word on the street is saying that this gold one is headed to the Middle East.

Soleil? Hell, I am just going to call this the Frankenvette from this point forth.



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docsout1 - 3/9/2013 12:55:15 PM

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Wow, they scored a 100 on both. Creative, tasteful, upgraded. Especially interiors.

quizz - 3/9/2013 4:39:20 PM

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I like the red one better; the wheels on the green one, a bit too much for my tastes. Overall, definitely an improvement.

Agent00R - 3/9/2013 6:58:11 PM

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OK, I get where you two are coming from but isn't $300,000 a bit...MUCH?

docsout1 - 3/10/2013 2:10:59 PM

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The price of exclusivity.
Yeah, it is too much.

trmckin - 3/11/2013 9:22:04 AM

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meh... reminds me of the 70's pimp era for some reason. Especially the green version. The red is a little better. It's not 300k nice though.

trmckin - 3/11/2013 9:23:56 AM

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Also, why does the green have 2 different wheel sets from the driver to passenger side? Is it a car show thing to display different products?

vdiv - 3/11/2013 11:08:15 AM

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Mama mia!

So the SRT Viper is now kind of Italian, why didn't it benefit from a similar treatment?

trmckin - 3/11/2013 12:19:10 PM

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Good question... I'd use the word "get" instead of "benefit" though ;) Beauty is definitely in the eye of the beholder.