I always thought that Corvette styling peeked with the C6. The C7 and C8 always looked "to busy" to me. Like over styled in a way.
The opposite goes for interiors though lol.
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Agreed! Which is the main reason I picked a C7 over C6, as a daily driver is just more comfortable for my bad back.
But when I see a nice C6 I always swoon.
IMO, the most iconic Corvette aside from the C1 of course, is the C5. That thing was everywhere.
My favorite Corvette? 63-67 C2. That's a real beauty. Its too bad Chevrolet hasn't tried to make a modern one with the styling of the classic in the same way as the new style bodies of Camaros, Dodge Challengers, Ford Bronco/ Ford GT, and 2010 Mustangs. Surely they must have had the idea.