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Big Wing Blues 2019 ZR1
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Big Wing Blues 2019 ZR1

The Chevrolet Corvette rolled out of Flint, Michigan in 1953 and has never stopped—eight generations, no domestic rivals left standing. It nearly didn't happen fiberglass body, straight-six engine, two-speed automatic, and at its Waldorf-Astoria debut, almost none of its 300 hand-assembled units sold. 2019: Big Wing Blues 2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Chevrolet resurrects the ZR1 for 2019, and it is not subtle about it. The supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 produces 755 horsepower—enough to rearrange your organs—yet somehow still returns an EPA-rated 20 mpg on the highway with the optional eight-speed automatic. A seven-speed manual comes standard for those who want to be more personally responsible for their own danger. Win A Corvette hauls the big-winged beast to the infamous Texas Mile and wrings 183.3 mph out of it in a single, furious mile.

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Martin Snytsheuvel began his photojournalism career in Las Vegas in 1977. Since then, he’s covered Hollywood celebrities, entertainment, and fine dining for various online publications. Now working as editor-in-chief of “AUCTION WALK NEWS,” he reports on auctions from Christie’s showrooms to rural estate sales, many featured on his YouTube channel “AUCTION WALK.”

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