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My thoughts on it being "great" is that it would be cool to see Zora's dream actually come to fruition.


Performance wise, 50/50 is nice a balance but adding a little more rear bias will help traction and making it a mid engine will lower the moment of inertia helping with turning/quick change maneuvers.


Of course, I want it to be a Corvette and not a Ferrari wannabe but I want a Ferrari so if I can get a Corvette and I don't have to get a Ferrari then win-win! :D


With all that said, there is almost nothing like a front engine, rear drive car. I love them. And going mid-engine (actually the current car is damn near mid-engine) really takes away the legacy of the Corvette. I'm not really for a mid-engine Corvette. I'm just more curious to see what Chevy can do with a mid-engine car and if it incorporates awd, that thing will be a monster!!!!


It stated in the article that they'll be going to a 32 valve engine. I wonder if it will still be cam in block or overhead cam like the LT5. I guess with going mid engine, they don't need to keep the height of the engine down.


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