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Corvette Poised For Detroit Debut

Sources claim to watch Detroit. Not saying Corvette, only hinting on a huge surprise. Well, it terms of size the Escalade is huge. However they say size is not all that matters. So...Corvette it is.  Already seen the interior. So far it looks to be Corvette. At least after looking at the emblem. And the design. A bit like a C7 mixed with Stingray Concept and Millennium Falcon or something.  So...surprise At least act like you will be surprised. Didn't hear from us.  But you know what, don't act, surprised you will be. You will be.  

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