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C6 course correction
They're not calling it a ``delay,'' but more a ``correction'' of earlier information as to when the next-generation Chevrolet Corvette will make its official debut. Originally targeted for a late fall 2003 introduction as a 2004 model, the C6 is now set to arrive by late spring 2004, Corvette brand manager Rick Baldick said at the recent unveiling of the Indianapolis 500 Corvette pace car. No one's saying whether it will be called a 2004 or a 2005 model.
Chevy says the new date doesn't constitute a delay for the C6 due to the arrival of product czar Bob Lutz or because of production needs for the Corvette-based Cadillac XLR roadster, slated to roll off an adjacent Bowling Green assembly line six months ahead of the C6. It's just a firmer date now that the C6 is closer to reality, Chevy says.
Polish Cobra lands in Jersey
That Polish-built Cobra replica auctioned during the New York Auto Show (AW, March 25) was sold to high bidder Carl La Grassa of New Jersey for $88,100. All proceeds from the online auction were donated to New York University Downtown Hospital-the hospital closest to Ground Zero. The car was donated by workers at a former Soviet MiG fighter factory in Poland who now build the replicas for Kirkham Motorsports of Utah.
Din over DIN
Jaguar officials say they will begin reporting SAE horsepower ratings along with DIN numbers after a published report noted that the company doesn't make it clear that its advertised horsepower numbers ...