What's The Big Deal?

What's The Big Deal?

What's the big deal? The Corvette is the quintessential sports car. Produced by the Chevrolet division of General Motors, the first model was designed by Harley Earl and introduced in 1953. Myron Scott is credited for naming the car after the "Corvette," a small, maneuverable war ship. So far, there have been six generations of Corvettes and a number of different body styles, including the coupe, convertible, T-top coupe, and Targa coupe. Countless sports cars have come and gone in the last five decades. During that time, the Corvette has not only survived but thrived, recently celebrating its fiftieth anniversary as America's first true sports car. The Mustang has proven to be Ford's most successful launch since the Model A. The Mustang is responsible for creating the "pony car" class of American automobiles-sporty coupes with long hoods and short rear decks. If you have a little more money to burn, the Dodge Viper may be just the thing. The Dodge Viper was conceived as a modern interpretation of the classic American muscle car.

Debuting as a concept in 1989, everything about the Dodge Viper catered to those looking for the extreme, which is probably why it's enjoyed such long-lasting consumer enthusiasm. The Viper remains true to its roots, refusing to incorporate modern safety features like side-impact airbags or stability control. The cabin is surprisingly comfortable but remains a collection of hard plastic panels and switches. Fresh off the showroom floor, the Dodge Viper is one of the fastest production cars in the world with a V10 that rockets you to triple-digit speeds with heart-pounding, no-nonsense ferocity. It's worth mentioning that pushing it to these excessive speeds requires the skill of a professional driver. But, even amateurs can't help admiring the Viper's racecar-like potential. For those who want to push the envelope even farther, a Viper air intake or a set of Viper brake rotors can streamline your ride, providing the feel and handling of a professional racecar.

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Separate names with a comma. Cool, thanks for clarifying. My SA actually contacted me by email last week, and I sent him the copy, then uploaded it in my account, wonder if 2 submissions of the same info was too much for the Tesla servers to handle? I'll probably give it to a third person at the "New Owner Presentation" this weekend. 9/14 in Vancouver, BC. No VIN on account at any point! Just got a text and scheduled delivery for 11/23! I'm not sure if I'll be the first person in SoCal to take delivery for this quarter. I ordered a Pearl White/ black SR on 10/4. I noticed that my VIN appeared in the source code this past weekend. This morning I just recieved a text stating my car is in transit and delivery will be scheduled for later this week! For all those anxiously waiting, I hope this will be a good indication that Cali deliveries are coming. Just got a text notifying me that my car is in transit and to schedule delivery. 10/17 for delivery in Florida.