It’s back, the infamous Stingray nameplate has been unearthed with Chevrolet’s highly anticipated seventh-generation Corvette. The epitome of American sports cars strikes with an aggressive design language forming a captivating blend of curves and stealthy edges, that fit the elongated hood construction astonishingly. The Corvette C7 comes with the 6.2-liter LT1 small-block V8, which produces 450 horsepower, 450lb-ft of torque at 4.000 rpm and a zero to 60 spring in under 4 seconds. The new Stingray rides on an aluminum frame and features several ligtweight components, two 8-inch screens, a seven-speed manual transmission, active fuel management and much more.