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AutoWeek, December, 2003
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Bedeviled Vettes Chevy is not confirming the existence of a super-high-performance Corvette called the Blue Devil (AW, Dec. 22), but officials acknowledge it's possible that engineering and racing development prototypes based on the sixth-generation Corvette do exist and may have picked up the moniker.
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And yes, as many AutoWeek readers have suggested, the Blue Devil name was chosen intentionally to catch the attention of General Motors CEO and Duke University Blue Devil alumnus Rick Wagoner. Chevy officials say they have no production plans for the 600-hp, 7.0-liter V8-powered ...
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