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Corvette C6 Competition: Euro Market Special Edition Version
Here in the States, we all know how much American carmakers love producing special edition versions of their sports cars; time for Europeans to learn it too. Corvette Created to celebrate Corvette’s double victory in the GT1 category in Sebring, the C6 Competition features air scoops with honeycomb pattern in the front grill and in between the double twin exhaust pipes at the rear, a Z06 rear spoiler and 5-spoke alloys (18 inch at the front, 19 inch at the rear) in the color Competition Grey. Available solely in black, Corvette has limited the number of available options on the C6 Competition in order to save as much weight as possible. -Image gallery after the jump
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Callaway C16 Speedster: 700Hp & $305,000 Vette Available This Fall
At this year’s Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance (August 19, 2007) Corvette specialist Callaway will present the third and flagship model in the C16 line-up, the super-sleek C16 Speedster. Equipped with an upgraded version of the 6.2-litre supercharged V8 that we find in the C16 Coupe and Cabrio models delivering 700Hp and 660lb-ft of torque, the Speedster needs a mere 3,2 sec to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph (96 km/h) while reaching a top speed in excess of 210 mph (338 km/h). The made-to-order C16 Speedster will be available for purchase this fall with prices kicking off from $305,000 - €221,000. (Top photo edited by Carscoop) -Full press release after the jumpVia: Le Blog Auto , Source: Callaway



CALLAWAY C16 SPEEDSTER SET TO MAKE WORLD DEBUT AT 2007
Flagship Model in C16 Line Offers High-Speed Motoring in its Purest Form, Features Jet-Fighter Styling, 700HP Hand-Built Powerplant, Unrivaled Exclusivity
OLD LYME, CONNECTICUT (July 23, 2007) – Callaway Cars today announced it will unveil the C16 Speedster, the third and flagship model in the C16 lineup, on the concept lawn at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, August 19, 2007.
The made-to-order C16 Speedster represents a pinnacle in American supercar design. The supercharged and intercooled 700 horsepower Callaway exotic produces class leading power, a topless cockpit with twin wind deflectors and extended headrests, exquisite bodywork and race-inspired chassis tuning. Much like its spiritual predecessors, the 1990 Callaway Speedster and 1998 C12 Speedster, the latest C16 Speedster offers a visceral open air driving experience unlike any other.
"This is Callaway Cars' most exquisite vehicle to date," said company founder Reeves Callaway. "The C16 Speedster marks our 20th anniversary with Corvette and 30th year in business, and having this statement of our passion for the automobile featured on the concept lawn at
The C16 Speedster was penned and modeled by Paul Deutschman, architect of the "Callaway look" and designer of the original 1990 Callaway Speedster. Every body panel has been redesigned to speak to style and aerodynamics, and a hand-tooled German leather interior adds exclusivity. Door sills, the steering wheel and dash area all carry signature Callaway badging. Each Speedster is tailored to the buyer's specifications, including interior and exterior colors and a personalized build plate.
Underneath the car's stunning bodywork lies the heart of a racecar. The Callaway supercharged, intercooled, 6.2L all-alloy hand-built powerplant produces 700hp and 660lb-ft of torque, propelling the Speedster from 0 to 60 in an estimated 3.2 seconds. Maximum velocity of the C16 Speedster is over 210 mph.
Overall handling and road feel is transmitted by a newly developed Callaway/Eibach Multi-Pro coil-over suspension system. This joint development effort produced an advanced spring/damper system, featuring 10-position compression and rebound adjustability, allowing the driver to customize settings for specific road conditions.
A unique element the Speedster shares with its C16 siblings – Coupe and Cabrio – are Callaway/Dymag Carbon wheels that weigh approximately 40-percent less than the lightest aluminum wheels, significantly reducing unsprung weight for improved acceleration, cornering and braking. These TUV- and DOT-tested wheels feature forged magnesium spiders surrounded by carbon fiber rims and measure 19" x 10" front and 20" x 13" rear. Residing behind the wheels is a Callaway / StopTech brake system, which utilizes 6-piston front and 4-piston rear calipers gripping 355mm x 32 mm rotors.
The Callaway C16 Speedster will be available for purchase in the Fall of 2007 and starts at $305,000 USD. Speedster No.1 of the series will be delivered to its new owner at
The Callaway C16 Speedster is built by Callaway facilities in
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