The 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray was introduced at the Detroit Auto Show on January 14, 2013. With a 1963 Corvette Sting Ray "split-window" coupe.
The C7 is finally here. It’s all-new, yet unmistakably C7, with more power, better mpg, major interior upgrades, and fresh, edgy styling. The future of “America’s Sports Car” enters its 61st year with a much-anticipated redesign. Grand Sport models may also return. Chevy says the Stingray coupe will cost little more than the 2013 edition that started at $49,600.
The C7 is the first Corvette since 1976 to be called Stingray. Corvette sales have been running at about half the pre-2008 level, thanks largely to the Great Recession. The future of General Motors icon would seem to depend very much on how well the C7 can infect the young crowd with good old “Corvette Fever."
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