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The 10 Best Roads To Drive Your Corvette On In America

Simon Bertram··
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Let’s face it, you didn’t buy a Corvette just to sit in traffic drumming your fingers on the steering wheel, waiting for the world’s longest red light to turn green for all of 30 seconds before repeating it all over again. No, you bought your Corvette to get out of the city, to go that road that only you and a few others know that twists, turns, cuts through canyons, rises over hills, and lets you get your foot down and feel the tires grip up as you clip the apex.

There are, however, some bigger, longer stretches of road out there that more people know about, such as the Tail of the Dragon (officially known as Deals Gap) in North Carolina and Tennessee. What we’re hoping to show you today is that you don’t have to go to the tourist trap places to get some G’s going through your body and neck, and hear a little chirp of the tires as they grip up as you slingshot out of the corners.

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