More sound and fury or something far more serious? No one quite knows.
Last week in quick succession we received several juicy clues:
First Bowling Green was given a $290 million cash injection for "technology upgrades and manufacturing process improvements." That's in addition to the $439 million poured into the facility last year.
Days later, the mythical beast purportedly reared it's incubated head in a rare daytime sighting at GM's venerated Milford proving grounds.
However, the armada of Cadillacs escorting it complicated the theory.
Now, a member over at Corvette Forum claims to have the inside track on God's Corvette:
Last week in quick succession we received several juicy clues:
First Bowling Green was given a $290 million cash injection for "technology upgrades and manufacturing process improvements." That's in addition to the $439 million poured into the facility last year.
Days later, the mythical beast purportedly reared it's incubated head in a rare daytime sighting at GM's venerated Milford proving grounds.
However, the armada of Cadillacs escorting it complicated the theory.
Now, a member over at Corvette Forum claims to have the inside track on God's Corvette:
This would certainly square with the scads of speculation, both surrounding the mid-engine supercar and a new twin turbo V8. But is it legitimate?
