Being a die-hard Corvette "fanatic" for over 50 years (since first production run in 1953) I have always admired them and dreamed of owning a Corvette. Except this one. This 2014 "Stinkray" should be classified with the Corvair, Edsel, and Yugo. It looks like a German-built Korean-knock-off of an Italian-designed sport...more

Take my word for it....in 2014, the safest and best car to get the cheapest insurance is the 2014 Corvette "Stinkray".  It's so ugly that any self-respecting car thief wouldn't be caught dead in it. Don't get me wrong.....I've loved Corvettes ever since the first production in 1953. But this new 2014 Corvette has Harle...more

This is the only "Corvette" that should be recalled because of poor styling.  I fail to see why people are calling this the next-gen Corrvette when it looks like the current-gen of Italian sports cars. This style looks NOTHING like American muscle, but more like Italian laziness. This car is a complete insult to Harley...more

Been a 'Vette lover since they were first produced in 1953.  Favorite one is '63 split window.  Stingrays were also at the top of my list.  This new 2014 Stingray should be classified with the '62 Corvair, '57 Edsel, and any year of the Yugo.  ALL failures. This clearly Italian-influenced (in more ways than one) vehicl...more

Sure, why not pawn it.  Our government officials have done everything else to denegrate this country, why not start a new trend by selling off our national treasures?  Most of the country is already owned by Germany, Japan, China, Korea, et al.  Face it, citizens, we have lost "World War 3". The fiscal and financial wa...more

I have been a Corvette lover since 1953 when they were first produced.  Every year I say to myself "How can they make this any better?  It's perfect!"  But they always manage to produce a more beautiful Corvette than before and it always broadens my admiration and appreciation for this uniquely American car.  Except th...more

I have a cat (half Persian, half Tabby) and a dog (AKC Jack Russell).  Both were instrumental in saving my life several times while I was undergoing chemo/radiation therapy and surgery for cancer.  Normally they get along, well, like cats and dogs.  But during my illness they both took turns sleeping at my side while I...more

I agree with Misterfeisty.  Sure, let everyone have a chance at making  "donettes", "cupcakes","snowballs", "twinkies", etc. They won't be the same.  Other companies will try to save money by changing the recipe.  The food will taste like crap. They'll use cheap ingredients an call them what they want us to believe the...more

This is the result of good, old fashioned, pull-yerself-up-by-the-bootstraps UNION BARGAINING. If the union don't bargain and the company closes, what do they care?  They already have another job all lined up.  Who suffers?  All of the employees of Hostess AND us when the "TWINKIES" knock-offs (and others) hit the stor...more