Nice Corvette C7 Pics/Renders

[Lucky SOB]

I don't know if these are new or old (only ones I've run across are spy shots from the Transformers set), but I just got them in an email and thought I'd share.

[craig62989]

honestly its the ugliest corvette ever made.

[01CAMAROSS]

I hope this car doesn't become a reality. It's ok and I'm sure it would take a little while to get used to but it has that "supercar" look to it except the split window.

[nascarnate326]

Those are all transformers pics arnt they?


I think it looks horrible.

[kyleozzie]

well it looks like i am the only one that likes it lol

[meissen]

You're not alone - I love it. I think it'd be a great futuristic concept for the future of the Corvette.

[Lucky SOB]

I think the front and rear need work, but the side shot is perfect!

[Darren]

I hope they make a lot of changes and the finished product doesnt look like those pictures.

[MP81]

That rear end just ruins the otherwise very beautiful concept.

I remember seeing a picture or two where the exhaust pipes actually fit into the car design.

[ITSSLOW]

I think it looks horrible. It's way to futuristic IMO. It should be the C8 concept, not C7. As much as I dislike the looks of the C6, if this is the C7 I hope the C6 lives on another 5 years.

[white96TA]

I think it looks nice, but I also think it could be better

will have to ask my dad if they stuck with this look, he is in the styling studios all the time.

I hope they go with the mid engine configuration for this car that they have talked about.

[Kwazrollinz28]

Butt UGLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! looks like a piece of crap Cadillac mixed with a Ferrari

[craig62989]

it kinda looks like a riced out c6 lol

[BAMF TA]

That is ugly.

I can see what they were TRYING to do... but it didnt work. Good luck to them, Im a big fan of the C6, but a big part of that is the reduced weight.

So if it ended up that the C7s curb weight was like 2800lbs, it'd have my vote.

[81DaytonaPaceCar]

This concept has always confused me...what were they going for? What properties did they use for guidelines? It's the first concept I've seen that seems to have been designed from looking down on top of it (a perspective that 99.99% of people never see).

Kinda surprised nobody has mentioned the "reverse mohawk" in the roofline copied from the Camaro...