Hello, fellow corvette fans, and my adversaries; thought you had heard the last of me. I'm back! Hello Nik, did you miss me?
As my title suggests that the corvette has and is on its last lap and speeding towards the checkered flag of extinction. My fellow corvette buyers for the first time and for those who have more money than sense, buy now before it's too late for the outdated internal combustion engine of yesteryear. Before it turns in to an all-out electric speedster.
The tidal wave of crude oil that once was a tsunami of black gold has trickled to an unacceptable fuel source, as smoking cigarettes was worldly acceptable in all forms of life, till the advocates of health deemed it a health risk, and now smoking is not socially acceptable.
The Millenials (Gen Z) have deemed crude oil as being socially unacceptable as they march in protests worldwide that gas-guzzling vehicles are killing this planet. The vast population of China's Millenials is a staggering 400 million compared to the USA of a mear 40 million, and this brings me to my point that China's population will set the worlds stage towards all-electric vehicles as Tesla has invested $2 billion in building an all-electric vehicle producing factory. 2017 China sold 777,000 none gas engine vehicles, up 53% from 2016. 2018 3 million units were sold in China. Come on folks the writing is on the wall, statistics don't lie, Norway's electric vehicle purchase is 3.3% per capita, and that's a small country. The European countries are catching up quickly, as the UK (Britain) has announced by 2035 the banning of all gas-powered vehicles. There are 60 manufactures in China manufacturing all-electric vehicles. Don't be surprised to see your next corvette all-electric made in China.
GM's CEO Marry Borra has made statements towards the decline of the internal combustion engine. I guess the $59,995 makes more sense now and the 2021 corvette pricing that did not change either. The teasing of future flat plain crank engines for the corvette is another form of life support towards the ailing gas-powered corvette to keep the overblown hype towards the general public to further entice a new demographic younger buyer for the corvette.
The checkered flag is waving as the first and last corvette appears bellowing out fossil fuel from exhaust gasses that resinate that awesome sound from orchestrating pistons exploding fossil fuel propelling the flat plain crank at higher r.p.m. Then SILENCE abounds as the last combustion engine dies giving way to a new sound of swoosh from an e-car.
ISO
As my title suggests that the corvette has and is on its last lap and speeding towards the checkered flag of extinction. My fellow corvette buyers for the first time and for those who have more money than sense, buy now before it's too late for the outdated internal combustion engine of yesteryear. Before it turns in to an all-out electric speedster.
The tidal wave of crude oil that once was a tsunami of black gold has trickled to an unacceptable fuel source, as smoking cigarettes was worldly acceptable in all forms of life, till the advocates of health deemed it a health risk, and now smoking is not socially acceptable.
The Millenials (Gen Z) have deemed crude oil as being socially unacceptable as they march in protests worldwide that gas-guzzling vehicles are killing this planet. The vast population of China's Millenials is a staggering 400 million compared to the USA of a mear 40 million, and this brings me to my point that China's population will set the worlds stage towards all-electric vehicles as Tesla has invested $2 billion in building an all-electric vehicle producing factory. 2017 China sold 777,000 none gas engine vehicles, up 53% from 2016. 2018 3 million units were sold in China. Come on folks the writing is on the wall, statistics don't lie, Norway's electric vehicle purchase is 3.3% per capita, and that's a small country. The European countries are catching up quickly, as the UK (Britain) has announced by 2035 the banning of all gas-powered vehicles. There are 60 manufactures in China manufacturing all-electric vehicles. Don't be surprised to see your next corvette all-electric made in China.
GM's CEO Marry Borra has made statements towards the decline of the internal combustion engine. I guess the $59,995 makes more sense now and the 2021 corvette pricing that did not change either. The teasing of future flat plain crank engines for the corvette is another form of life support towards the ailing gas-powered corvette to keep the overblown hype towards the general public to further entice a new demographic younger buyer for the corvette.
The checkered flag is waving as the first and last corvette appears bellowing out fossil fuel from exhaust gasses that resinate that awesome sound from orchestrating pistons exploding fossil fuel propelling the flat plain crank at higher r.p.m. Then SILENCE abounds as the last combustion engine dies giving way to a new sound of swoosh from an e-car.
ISO