Win A 2022 Corvette C8.R IMSA GTLM Championship Edition
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As GM Authority covered earlier in November, all 1,000 units of the new 2022 Corvette C8.R IMSA GTLM Championship Edition are now officially sold out. However, fans eager to get this limited-run mid-engine Chevy Corvette in their garage have a shot at ownership via the following sweepstakes.
Get your sweepstakes tickets here.
The National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum is giving away this 2022 Corvette C8.R IMSA GTLM Championship Edition as the grand prize in a new giveaway. Fans who donate to the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum will be entered to win the coupe in a drawing set to take place August 13th, 2022, at 10:00 p.m. CDT. GM Authority readers get 25 percent more entries free by using promo code GMAUTHORITY25.
For those who may not know, the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum, located in Knoxville, Iowa, is the only museum in the world that is exclusively dedicated to sprint car racing. First opening in 1991, the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization providing education and resources on the sport of sprint car racing, with an average of 30 to 35 open-wheel race cars on display, as well as a variety of exhibits available throughout the year.
Now, the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum is hosting this 2022 Corvette C8.R IMSA GTLM Championship Edition sweepstakes as a fundraiser to support the museum. Donations provide fans with a chance to win this Corvette C8.R Special Edition Coupe, finished in Hypersonic Gray and equipped with graphics inspired by the C8.R Corvette racecar.
Further features include a High-Wing Spoiler in Carbon Flash, yellow brake calipers, black Trident design wheels with the Jake logo, black lug nuts, Carbon Flash exterior mirrors, black side rockers, and black splash guards. The special edition model also includes the Z51 Performance Package and 3LT trim level. Behind the cabin is the naturally aspirated 6.2L V8 LT2 gasoline engine, rated at 495 horsepower and 470 pound-feet of torque with the optional performance exhaust.
The grand prize in this sweepstakes also includes $25,000 in cash. Alternatively, the winner can opt for the $75,000 grand prize cash option.
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Beautiful automobile it is a master built unit now GM has a car that leads the way in design for the company to build on Great job
Excelente carro es bello y cómodo me encanta como se maneja
Gonna be just like 1984 corvette give it few years. Tranmission good for new yeps
Thumbs up on all the information! 👍
Stupid
Couldn’t afford 😪 one. It would have to be a gift for one who will never own one…in this lifetime.
I have fantasized, but?
I love Corvettes . I own C6
All these questions & surveys make me very suspicious and I don’t care for them and my information is given out to everybody then I get harassed and I get phone calls constantly everyday
All my life are your Chevys my family drove Chevys from 1958 to 2021 with only Chevys so that’s us Chevrolet family have a good year
Both nice
I am 70 and been a Chevrolet man my whole life. I currently have a 2ooo Suburban with 331,000. On it. I was hoping to update to a new Denali but its out my budget. So. I am just drulling over it. I am a Suburban ite, but the new Z06 5.5 is the boom.
That’s what you get with that make believe Trammission. Yepp vette.
Unfortunately no one over 6 feet can fit in the Corvette.
or anyone with a slightly larger body mass.
I LOVE MY 2020 LAKE PLACID BLUE C8 STINGRAY …………………
Elkhart lake blue bud
I am 5’8 but with a bad left leg I could get into a business associates vette but needed help to get out. I guess you can’t blame the car for that.
Years ago I recall reading a news item about newly-produced Corvettes that fell into a pit after an earthen collapse at production facilities at Bowling Green, KY.
Another event took place recently: a major tornado has destroyed many Corvettes in production or in pre-sale storage at GM’s Bowling Green storage site.
While I’m a bit older than the first Corvette produced and have been interested in its evolution, does anyone think that Mother Nature is sending “big picture” messages regarding vehicle emissions?
Dumb ass
Saw one at Capitol Chevrolet. I disagree. I think she was born to be on the cover of a magazine! What a beauty!
Everyone has an opinion, I have a 21 C8 Z51 red mist and it is a piece of art work ,, thank you GM
If it actually looked as good as it does on the cover of Car and Driver I would consider buying one ,,, BUT it don’t.
Go figure.