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2027 Stingray Inherits the Engineering Built to Tame the ZR1

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Chevrolet is carrying the development work from its most extreme Corvette down into the car most owners will actually buy. The same tools engineers built to keep the ZR1 in check are now sharpening the base Stingray for the 2027 model year. For a nameplate collectors already track closely by generation and trim, it means the entry point to Corvette ownership gets sharper without demanding a step up to the flagship.

With reporting from Road & Track.

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