Chevrolet mid-engined supercar has been spotted in Germany

Chevrolet's covert mid-engine supercar (the least well-guarded) was spotted on a race track in Germany, in what appears to be a form of production, four months before its scheduled debut at the Detroit Auto Show in January.

The coupe visited the 13-mile Nurburgring circuit, a frequent destination for automotive development teams, where the times are a hotly contested benchmark for performance.

Chevrolet is timid and has not yet recognized the existence of the vehicle, even though prototypes have already been captured in the wild, but it is expected to replace the engine Corvette before in 2020 or sell it under a different name

In the latter case, one could call it Zora, according to Zora Arkus-Duntov, a famous General Motors engineer, known as "father of the Corvette".

The car features several Corvette style features, including a shark nose and four taillights through black and white camouflage wrapped to hide the finer details of the design.

Despite the disguise, a large sticker on the back with an American flag and the United States leaves no doubt about his country of origin.

The sound of the vehicle video driving flat on the track suggests that it is powered by a turbo engine, but it is possible that several engine options are offered at the time of sale.

We do not know if she was just tested or if she was there to set an official time. But all that was happening was important enough that GM's executive vice president, Mark Reuss, was apparently on the ground. The global product manager tweeted Wednesday a photo of Nurburg Castle with the caption "It's on. Green H ", which refers to the nickname of the difficult track: The Green Hell.

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Again, he's an experienced race and development driver himself, so maybe he just wanted to take it for a ride.

I hope not literally. The last time he was seen in a Corvette was when he crashed the car in the wall during the Detroit Grand Prix parade.

Whether for Chevrolet or now, the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ will hold the record for auto production at 6: 44.97, while the fastest time for a US car was a Dodge Viper ACR at 7: 44.97. : 01.3.