New Model Corvette C7 Creating Buzz With Announcement Of Live Reveal This Sunday

by Andrea L. Algar
Motorheads Performance

Many auto enthusiasts eagerly await the new year's models. This year is no exception. With a resurgence of interest in classic cars, and the fact that the major auto manufacturers have come out with updated versions of a few great muscle cars, it has left enthusiasts wondering if some models, such as the Z28 Camaro, the Cuda or the Superbee would be making a comeback. And, not to be left out of the mix, there has been a lot of buzz about the new model Corvette.

Newly redesigned logo for the
2014 Chevy Corvette

In fact, there has been so much interest surrounding the new 2014 C7 Corvette that GM has created months of mystery and intrigue by holding back the vital facts on the vehicle, and teasing us with the new logo for the new 2014 Corvette.

All this comes to and end with the announcement of a reveal via live-stream feed this Sunday, January 13, 2013. The event itself is the North American International Auto Show which will be held in Detroit.

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Livestreaming of the official reveal will be on Sunday night at 6:55 pm Eastern, 5:55 pm Central, 4:55 pm Mountain and/or 3:55 pm Pacific via their dedicated website, onethirteen13.com. Official photos will be posted to Corvette Facebook page. Tune in and share the fun!

Want to take a peek? Here's a video Chevrolet released to keep everyone on the edge of their seats: Chevrolet Releases Fourth and Final Corvette C7 Teaser

If you can't wait for the official unveiling, we have news from Car and Driver that they already have the inside scoop on the C7 Corvette, and they're giving details. Check out the story: 2014 C7 Corvette, Declassified! All the Details on Chevy's Halo Car

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Andrea L. Algar is co-owner of a classic car performance and restoration design shop in Leesville, Texas. Motorheads Performance specializes in repairs, maintenance, performance upgrades and restorative work on cars and trucks from the 1920’s through 1970’s. Her husband Guy L. Algar is a Mechanical Engineer with over 25 years experience. He holds 5 ASE Certifications from the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence and has been working on old cars and trucks for over 37 years. Together they share their passion for old cars and trucks with other enthusiasts from around the country.