Mr. T's Corvette: A High-End Ride For a Famous Superstar

[Jack]

The Corvette C6: American Muscle with Style​

Introduced in 2005, the Corvette C6 is the epitome of American muscle cars, blending raw power with sleek design. Powered by a 6.0-liter LS2 V8 engine producing 400 horsepower, the C6 can rocket from 0 to 60 mph in just 4.2 seconds. Later models offered an even more potent Z06 variant, with a 7.0-liter LS7 engine boasting 505 horsepower.

For someone like Mr. T—known for his no-nonsense attitude and commanding presence—this car is a match made in automotive heaven. Its aggressive styling, bold performance, and undeniable American pedigree make it a standout in any lineup.

Mr. T’s Corvette: A Ride as Bold as His Persona​

While Mr. T’s car collection includes several iconic vehicles, his Corvette C6 holds a special place in his lineup. Painted in a striking black with chrome accents, the car screams power and authority. With a history of championing strength and individuality, it’s no surprise that Mr. T opted for a car that’s both stylish and unapologetically fierce.

From roaring down Los Angeles streets to making an entrance at events, Mr. T’s Corvette C6 is a true extension of his persona: bold, unstoppable, and undeniably cool.

The Legacy of Mr. T and His Cars​

Just as the Corvette C6 represents a piece of American car history, Mr. T remains a cultural icon. Whether battling it out on screen or cruising in style, he embodies a timeless charisma that continues to inspire. His choice of the Corvette isn’t just about the car—it’s a statement about strength, performance, and embracing what makes you unique.

What do you think of Mr. T’s Corvette C6? Is it the perfect ride for the A-Team legend, or do you think another car suits him better?

 

[X]

I’m surprised to learn @The Prowler has a much nicer corvette than my A-Team hero Mr T

 

[Admin.]

I’m surprised to learn @The Prowler has a much nicer corvette than my A-Team hero Mr T

Had you skimmed the article you’d know the C6 is one of many CARS!

 

[X]

Had you skimmed the article you’d know the C6 is one of many CARS!

Yes, it was tldr’ish
But honestly, did you know @The Prowler had a nicer Corvette than Mr t

 

[Admin.]

Yes, it was tldr’ish
But honestly, did you know @The Prowler had a nicer Corvette than Mr t

No, I don’t know that. But did I tell you that with morning wood I have to pole vault out of bed to go peeper?

And I am willing to post that fact as many times as autism will allow.

 

[Neil B. Formi]

I much prefer the Stingray -- which, as it happens, is also a CAR.

 

[Admin.]

I much prefer the Stingray -- which, as it happens, is also a CAR.

Agreed

 

[The Prowler]

I much prefer the Stingray -- which, as it happens, is also a CAR.

That is not a picture of a Stingray....

That back end is beautiful.

Not a Stingray, but Beautiful.

 

[Neil B. Formi]

That is not a picture of a Stingray....

That back end is beautiful.

Not a Stingray, but Beautiful.

 

[The Prowler]

Sorry, that is not a Stingray.

It is okay that you made a mistake.

I am just telling you so that you learn something.

You can refuse to learn something if that is your decision.

Whatever.

The first time they called a Corvette a "Stingray" was for the 1963 model which was the first year of the 2nd generation Corvette....

My 2023 C8 is actually called a "Stingray". If you are interested in learning even more....

 

[Neil B. Formi]

If you are interested in learning even more....

I'm not. And I'm not interested in watching you pick nits, either.

 

[The Prowler]

I'm not. And I'm not interested in watching you pick nits, either.

Okay. I will not make fun of your lack of knowledge or your unwillingness to learn new things.

You are getting a reputation of being a person who says things without knowing the facts and of being unwilling to learn from your mistakes.

You are The Question who does not know The Answer.

 

[Joe]

That is not a picture of a Stingray....

That back end is beautiful.

Not a Stingray, but Beautiful.

Its worth more than your Corvette Lex @The Prowler

And its almost 70 years old

While that car continues to appreciate yours goes down in value

Your late model Corvette continues to depreciate in value by the day Lex

In 10 years itll be worth 1/2 as much while that older car will be worth twice as much

 

[Jack]

Sorry, that is not a Stingray.

Maybe you should do a little more research?

I did:

Chevrolet Corvette Stingray was the name for several model years of Chevrolet Corvettes:

Corvette Stingray (concept car), concept cars from 1959 and 2009 referred to as the "Sting Ray".

Chevrolet Corvette (C2), the second generation of the Corvette, introduced in 1963, referred to as the Corvette Sting Ray.

So then, The term "Stingray", as applied to the Corvette was introduced in 1959 NOT 1963, That was the second generation. Don't care what you say, that's what the people who NAMED THE CAR said.

Very happy to school you, since you seem to be making this all up as you go along, including pictures of cars that aren't yours.

So, YOU were wrong and owe The Question an apology.

If you'd like to learn more, please feel free to ask as many questions as you like.

 

[X]

The real stingray is 1963
Second gen is what matters

 

[Jack]

The real stingray is 1963
Second gen is what matters

Guess you're wrong about that. The engineers that made the car decided on the name in 1959, when they created it.

Dates matter. 2nd generation was the mass production of the vehicle. The Concept car was the original, which is where the name ORIGINATED.

Which was the crux of the argument for your butt buddy, who's now a proven liar.

 

[X]

Guess you're wrong about that. The engineers that made the car decided on the name in 1959, when they created it.

Dates matter. 2nd generation was the mass production of the vehicle. The Concept car was the original, which is where the name ORIGINATED.

Which was the crux of the argument for your butt buddy, who's now a proven liar.

But the concept was just that. A name means nothing until it belongs to the people

 

[Jack]

The car existed and was named. In 1959, not 1963.

That was the argument. Since you weren't part of the argument maybe you should pipe down.

 

[X]

The car existed and was named. In 1959, not 1963.

That was the argument. Since you weren't part of the argument maybe you should pipe down.

Maybe you should get your facts straight

 

[Neil B. Formi]

I don't know how it can evidently be so physically agonizing for some people to just say, "I stand corrected." FFS, it actually builds trust and credibility to adjust a position in the face of accurate info.

 

[X]

I don't know how it can evidently be so physically agonizing for some people to just say, "I stand corrected."

Because you’re a short armed faggot

 

[X]

 

[The Prowler]

Maybe you should do a little more research?

I did:

Chevrolet Corvette Stingray was the name for several model years of Chevrolet Corvettes:

Corvette Stingray (concept car), concept cars from 1959 and 2009 referred to as the "Sting Ray".

Chevrolet Corvette (C2), the second generation of the Corvette, introduced in 1963, referred to as the Corvette Sting Ray.

So then, The term "Stingray", as applied to the Corvette was introduced in 1959 NOT 1963, That was the second generation. Don't care what you say, that's what the people who NAMED THE CAR said.

Very happy to school you, since you seem to be making this all up as you go along, including pictures of cars that aren't yours.

So, YOU were wrong and owe The Question an apology.

If you'd like to learn more, please feel free to ask as many questions as you like.

The Sting Ray (two words) in 1959 was a concept car, not a production car.

Sit back and learn something, @jack.

The real stingray is 1963
Second gen is what matters

Correct.

The car existed and was named. In 1959, not 1963.

That was the argument. Since you weren't part of the argument maybe you should pipe down.

I just read that you got stubborn after making as ass of yourself!!! Hahahaha!!!

The model you posted as The Question was never a Stingray or Sting Ray.

Deal with it.l

 

[The Prowler]

I much prefer the Stingray -- which, as it happens, is also a CAR.

Not a Stingray or a Sting Ray.

Not matter how much that stings @jack !!!!

Hahahahahaha!!!!

 

[The Prowler]

Here, you can read this and learn.

It took me about a minute to find some education material for you, @jack / @The Question ...

Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!

 

[Joe]

The Sting Ray (two words) in 1959 was a concept car, not a production car.

Sit back and learn something, @jack.

That car is over 65 years but it's worth more than your 2023 Corvette Lex @The Prowler

 

[The Prowler]

Did @jack and @diane just stop replying to this thread, hoping it will go away?

Hahahahahaha!!!!!