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Inside Line has just reviewed the 2010 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport and I have to say, I love this car!  It offers the looks of the mid-pack Z06, yet without the punishing ride and expensive price tag.  To read the full review, just click on the link here where you can also see a nice video of their test.  For some odd reason I could not get the Inside Line video to work on the site, so above you can enjoy a video of Motor Trend’s review of the car.  Very nice!

While I agree this Grand Sport is not as rare as the previous versions have been, it is still a sharp looking car and helps to fill a void in the Corvette lineup.  I will take mine in metallic gray with competition gray wheels thank you very much…

Enjoy the brief video of General Motors’ SEMA 2009 offerings.  You will notice a few shots of the Corvette Grand Sport, a truck or two and a boat-load of Camaros.  That’s right I said it, a boat-load.  Enjoy!

It doesn’t get much more beautiful than the Corvette in my eyes.  Horsepower ranges from 430 to a staggering 638.  Top speeds of 180 to 205 mph are possible, all while getting 26 mpg.  The latest edition to the Corvette lineup continues the tradition of offering outstanding performance all at a relatively easy to afford price.  The lucky ones over at Autoblog have just reviewed the 2010 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport and have come away impressed.  For the full review, head on over here.

(Image source: GM)

To celebrate it’s 15th anniversary, the National Corvette Museum is selling 2,009 tickets at $150 a piece for the chance to win a 2010 Corvette Grand Sport.  This is no ordinary Grand Sport though, it features a unique paint job, badges and even the spoiler from a ZR1!  For more details and some pretty pictures, head on over to Autoblog.