It isn’t often one of the biggest news items coming out of NAIAS 2013 is from a tuning house … especially a tuning house nobody has ever heard of before. Attach the name Bob Lutz to a car, along with a brand new, fire breathing, tire shredding 6.2L LT1 V8 from the new Corvette, you are bound to turn some heads. Oh, and they wedged it into a Fisker Karma.
That’s Maximum to the Bob.
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Tagged as bob lutz, Corvette, destino, Detroit Auto Show, Fisker, Karma, LT1, naias 2013, vl automotive
Tagged as bob lutz, Corvette, destino, Detroit Auto Show, Fisker, Karma, LT1, naias 2013, vl automotive
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