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2014 Corvette designer Kirk Bennion on resonance, legacy and the ever-evolving Vette
Tue, 05 Mar 2013The way Kirk Bennion tells it, the Corvette is the only car that's steeped in history yet chooses to largely ignore it. Well, "ignore" is a harsh word. Let's say the Corvette "progresses past history" through the liberal use of aerodynamics, which the chief designer can't resist talking about -- first at the Autoweek Design Forum, then in our Feb.
German car makers are dropping big engines
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Global Automotive Forum hosts designer roundtable meeting in Chengdu, China
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