The 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible will weight just 101 pounds more than the coupe, according to a recently dripped GM file. Per an image posted to CorvetteForum, the mid-engine Corvette will apparently knock the quarter-mile out in just 11.3 seconds at 121 mph. We need to underscore the photo hasn't been verified as genuine and was apparently taken throughout the Corvettes at Carlisle occasion. Per the forum user, he snapped the photo from a brochure that detailed lots of 2020 Corvette Stingray specs. It's uncertain if this figure is potentially for the base Corvette or for the cars's optional Z51 package that includes 5 additional horse power, 9007 led bulbs on the front headlight, and a couple of other efficiency goodies.

As if there weren't currently sufficient reasons to go to the up-coming Corvettes At Carlisle event, now lovers have another exceptional reason to make the trek to Carlisle, Pennsylvania. In the meantime, the next best thing is seeing not one, but 2 C8s on screen under the big top of Team Chevrolet's tent. One of the new Corvettes will be housed in a 30 × 30-foot glass box with monitors telling each and every guest almost whatever about the C8. The 2nd vehicle will be on an open-air platform, which will be the spot for a number of walk-arounds by the Team Chevrolet crew every day.

This year's show, presented by Corvette America, runs August 22-25 at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds and will not just host the C8 ... it'll host another C8. That's right, not one, however 2 C8s will be on hand. Each will be within the Team Chevrolet camping tent on the midway for item walkarounds with Team Chevrolet engineers. One C8 will be showcased within an impressive 30 x 30-foot glass screen with information monitors, tech sessions and more. This established will likewise consist of the second Corvette on a platform where Team Chevrolet will host walkarounds each day.

While the Z06 hasn't been formally confirmed by GM, its production is as unavoidable as a GT3 version for the Porsche 992 911. With the C8 Corvette being produced in a right-hand drive from the factory, and being sold in Australia from late-2020, there is a high possibility that the Z06 will show up in the USA - even if it is in extremely minimal numbers.

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Group Chevrolet always brings a strong core of engineers and product specialists to Carlisle and 2019 is no different. Corvette Chief Engineer Tadge Juechter is anticipated to be on hand, while Harlan Charles is validated to appear. At the reveal last month, GM provided the 2020 Corvette's weight at 3,366 pounds dry. According to the pamphlet, the entry-level coupe weighs 3,535 pounds with fluids, and puts on another 42 pounds with the Z51 plan, coming in at 3,577 pounds. The convertible weighs 102 pounds more than the coupe, at 3,637 pounds; there's no weight listed for a convertible with the Z51 package.