Check out all of these Video C8 Corvette Reviews. Learn everything about the C8 Corvette and What People Think About the C8 Corvette, C8 Z06, Eray, ZR1 and any new C8 Corvette models and variants.
Check out this video from Speed Phenom on YouTube where he compares a Porsche 718 Spyder vs. a C8 Corvette that he has owned for over 20,000 miles.
2020 Mid engine Porsche vs. 2020 Mid Engine C8 Corvette
Some of the differences they point out with these two mid engine cars
Porsche 718 Spyder has a manual option
6 piston brakes on the Porsche 718 Spyder
4 piston Brembo brakes on the C8 Corvette
718 Spyder gets from 0–60 in just 4.2 seconds
C8 Corvette gets from 0-60 in under 3.0 seconds
718 Spyder 3200lbs
C8 Corvette 3366lbs
To point out they always give the “manual” experience story and Speed Phenom said “if the C8 Corvette had a manual people would buy it no..”
And if you look at the stats on the C7 Corvette only 13% of the C7s sold were manual. So the numbers show even though all these car guys always talk about getting a manual, missing a manual etc… most don’t buy them.
Automatic dual clutch transmissions are hard to beat and nowadays people need another hand for their phones. (lol)
Check out this video review comparison of the C8 Corvette vs the Acura NSX (2nd Gen) by YouTuber RacerX.
In this video you can see the C8 Corvette Naturally Aspirated 495 Horsepower V8 Mid Engine set up vs. the Hybrid Twin Turbo V6 Acura NSX that has 3 electric motors and 573 Horsepower.
Also, the pricing is a very big difference when you can get a base model 1LT C8 Corvette starting at $60k and even Used Acura NSX models are selling for over double or $120k plus!
We shared another C8 Corvette vs Acura NSX from Speed Phenom as well and he gives more of a track comparison too.
Here is a real life review of a Corvette C8 from previous C7 Corvette Z06 owner Steven Cusson on YouTube.
Get his perspective on the good, bad, and ugly on the C8 Corvette vs. the Z06 C7 Corvette.
Something he mentioned he likes about the C8 Corvette is:
Front Lift
Apple Car Play
More comfortable than a C7 Corvette
Drives and Rides better than a C7 Corvette
Would launch and take a C7 Corvette in the 0 to 60
Loves the exotic look
Will take a C8 Corvette over a Z06 C7 Corvette
Also, here is a review of the Corvette C7 vs the C8 Corvette from CarMax
Chevrolet Corvette Review (2019-2020): Comparing the Corvette C7 & C8 | Prices, Impressions & More
Per their article and video description of the C7 vs C8 Corvette review.
The Chevrolet Corvette has been an American sports car icon for over half a century. Historically the Corvette has always been one of the more affordable and usable sports cars on the road, and that appeal has helped make it one of the most popular performance cars in the world. If you’ve always dreamed of cruising down the highway in your very own Vette but worried it would break your bank account, the experts at Edmunds are here to help. Travis Langness and Elana Scherr take a closer look at two of the most recent Corvette variants to help you decide which one fits best in your budget and lifestyle. The two Corvettes reviewed in this video are the 2019 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 and the 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray. Even though these two Corvettes are only a year apart, the differences are significant. Redesigned for 2020, the Corvette Stingray (often referred to as the Corvette C8) has a completely different look and feel from the 2019 Corvette Z06 (known as the C7). But the biggest difference between these two sports cars is the engine. While the 2019 Corvette followed the classic under-the-hood front-engine layout, Chevrolet decided it needed to move to a mid-engine layout to enhance the car’s performance for 2020 and beyond. The new engine location — now behind the cabin — enhances the 2020 Corvette’s performance but does limit the rear visibility. Shoppers looking for high-performance sports cars have been flocking to the Chevy Corvette for decades. It’s an American automotive institution that has aged like fine wine. Which Corvette is the right choice for you? We’ll help you answer that question and more in our review of the 2019 and 2020 Chevrolet Corvette.
Check out this 10,000 Mile Review by Brink of Speed of the first year pros, cons, and alarming of his C8 Corvette.
Also, he shares some mods he has done and more aftermarket C8 Corvette mods he plans on adding like a front splitter, C8 corvette exhaust, wheels, and an engine cover.
Per Brink of Speed’s Captain America C8 Corvette Video:
Ladies and gentlemen, I’m excited to do this 10,000-mile review for you and show you all the pros, cons, and alarming things I’ve experienced over this past year of driving my C8 Corvette. Hope this helps you understand what you can expect from your C8 after 10,000 miles.
Check out this YouTube Video showing the difference between the C8 Corvette, the Ford Shelby GT500 Mustang, and the Porsche 911.
You can see the difference between front engine, rear engine, and the new mid engine C8 as well as the handling, weight, horsepower, 0 to 60 and 1/4 mile and braking times.
Check out this review and comparison of the C8 Corvette vs. Acura NSX by Speed Phenom on YouTube
The owner’s comparison you’ve been waiting for! How does the new C8 Mid-Engine Corvette drive compared to the refreshed Mid-Engine Hybrid-Powered Acura NSX? Find out in today’s episode!! I hope you all enjoy! What do you think, should Chevrolet infuse hybrid electrification into a future variant of this new Corvette?
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2020 Corvette Stingray Review ― Test Drive of the New Corvette C8
We finally get our hands on the new mid-engine 2020 Corvette Stingray. In this video review of the Corvette C8, Kurt Niebuhr walks us through the interior, the results from our test track and what it’s like to drive.
With a mid-engine design and low price, the 2020 Corvette C8 promises a lot. Fortunately, it delivers. The C8 is enormous fun to drive on mountain roads, quick on our test track and comfortable on the daily commute. This Corvette is a true working-class sports car that makes us question the value of costlier competition.
For 2020, the Corvette has undergone the most radical redesign in its 67-year history. Believing that they had squeezed every ounce of performance they could from the Corvette’s classic front-engine and rear-drive layout, Chevrolet’s engineers decided a new mid-engine layout was the way to go for its inherent advantages in weight distribution. Risky? Yes. But the result is hugely impressive.
It’s rare to see a car, let alone an institution like the Corvette, so radically transformed. But Chevrolet has taken its performance icon and improved it in nearly every way. It’s bonkers fast, handles beautifully, and still manages traffic and daily errands. The styling may be controversial, but its price and performance certainly are not.
In terms of performance, the Corvette C8 equals or outshines cars costing two to three times as much. The new 6.2-liter V8 and dual-clutch automatic transmission combo is formidable on the track but offers plenty of oomph and smooth operation in nearly any condition. The new Corvette also imparts more information about its handling balance and grip, thereby giving its driver more confidence in taking the car up to its handling limits.
As with past Corvettes, the C8 is practical for both daily driving and long trips. Although the total cargo area isn’t as usable as before, it’s still large enough to fit a few pieces of luggage. There’s still space for the coupe’s removable targa roof panel top in the rear, and the lack of an engine up front means there’s a small frunk in the nose. The new interior has a sharp, driver-focused design and fine materials throughout. A Corvette convertible is on its way, too.
It’s easy to be impressed by the new Corvette C8. Its performance rivals that of more expensive sports cars, yet the Corvette is still everyday comfortable and practical. But it’s the performance that amazes the most with easily explorable yet considerable limits. The transformation has been nothing short of shocking.
The 2020 C8 Corvette is the BEST way to spend $60,000 *World’s First DONUTS!*
2020 Chevrolet C8 Corvette Review. This C8 Corvette review was filmed on the roads without the Z51 Package and on the track with the C8 Corvette Z51 package. The C8 Corvette is pumping out 495hp and 470lb-ft tq from a 6.2L V8. At $58,900, would this be your pick over the Porsche Cayman, Porsche Boxster, Toyota Supra, McLaren GT, McLaren 570S, Ferrari 488, Lamborghini Huracan, Audi R8, Acura NSX?
2020 Chevrolet Corvette C8 REVIEW – THE BEST BANG FOR YOUR BUCK
2020 Chevrolet Corvette Review – Mid-Engine Marvel!
I review the all-new 2020 Chevrolet Corvette with it’s mid-engine design and supercar performance. It’s starting price of just $59,995 makes it one of the best sports car bargains the world has ever seen. With a blazing fast 2.9 second 0-60 time, and excellent handling, this standard C8 Corvette is already more performance than most people will ever be able to use on the street. Add in the dramatic looks and great sound, and you have a car that everyone else on the street will admire as well. What do you think of the mid-engine Corvette C8? Huge thanks to Chevy for providing me with this opportunity to drive the 2020 Corvette!
Time Stamps: 0:00 Exterior 3:25 Interior 11:48 Acceleration reactions 16:38 Initial driving impressions 20:54 Magnetic Ride Control comparison 24:50 Roof off impressions 29:11 Track and final impressions
Owner review of 2020 Corvette C8 *SURPRISING*
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