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We have known about the Chevrolet Bolt for a while now. Last we spoke of the car, Chevy was promising the little EV was good for 200 miles of driving per charge. While we have seen the show concept version of the Bolt, we haven’t seen the production version until now.

The Camaro ZL1 is a cool car built for the track, but I have never been a big fan of that car. The problem with any forced induction car for road racing work is that when they get hot, you lose power.

I was in Dearborn, Michigan years back for an event at Ford, and the thing that most surprised me was just how many test cars were rolling around town. Everywhere I looked it seemed that a car covered in camo of one form or another was on the street.

I am a huge James Bond fan, and while my all-time favorite Bond car was the Lotus Esprit that Roger Moore drove that turned into a submarine, Aston Martin is probably the car brand most people think of for Bond.

There have been rumors swirling around for a long time now that Chevrolet was working on a mid-engine Corvette for the next generation of its popular sports car. Recently a car was spied in testing that is clearly a development mule, and Car & Driver claims it’s the development unit for the mid-engine Corvette.