Corvette Indy

1986 Chevrolet Corvette Indy Concept Car
What's the first thing you were likely to notice about the Chevrolet Corvette Indy? Its stunning shape. Though it debuted at the Detroit Auto Show in 1986, it resembled the California Camaro that hit the auto exhibitions three years later. Not that the Chevrolet Corvette Indy was a simple lead-in to the later Camaro. It was far from that. This was a mid-engine design, suggesting the cream of the exotic car crop. A longing look at that far-forward cockpit in the ultra-low body (43 in.) immediately set a Corvette enthusiast's eyes aglow. The forward slope of the front hood was so steep that the car appeared to be ready to leap into a foxhole, while the protruding back end had an almost fin-like profile.