Luxury, Design, and Innovation
Though we all have to drive something to work each morning, a lot of automotive enthusiasts are wondering what to make of the Corvette and Supra models that are being teased across social media platforms. In a time where just recreating a legend isn’t enough, the stakes are high and the expectations even higher.
Rumor has it that the next Corvette generation will be mid-engine, and that the Supra platform has perhaps already debuted as a concept car years ago. BMW and Toyota collaborated on the Supra but when MotorTrend mentions, “don’t hold out for a manual transmission,” we’re not sure Brian O’Conner would approve.
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2020 Vision: On the Automotive Horizon
In short, the automotive playing field is anything but fair. As consumers are the driving force behind sales and popularity, vehicle manufacturers must keep their ears to the ground and their eyes upon social media, more now than ever before. The stakes are high, but the cost of failure is even higher.
Car lots and dealerships are full of consumers who want to stay safe and be entertained, even as they trade gas-price gouging for saving the planet. It’s not about the Hummer versus the Prius anymore; nowadays you can have your green cake and eat it too.
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