Das Vette

German builder Endora-Cars has shown us their renderings of their retro-futuristic (“Klassisches Sportwagen-Design mit modernster Technik”) Corvette-based supercar the SC-1.

Designed to be reminiscent of past concept cars from the 50′s, 60′s and 70′s, the SC-1 will avail itself of modern touches such as LED lighting and supercharged Detroit iron.

There are three power options to choose from: the base 6.2-liter aluminum V8 with 437 hp, 7-liter powerplant with 512 hp and a supercharged 6.2 liter V8 that sends 647 hp to the rear axle. All engines are coupled to a manual transaxle design with six gears and the base unit is optionally available with a six-speed automatic includes shift paddles on the steering wheel.

Endora cars will announce pricing and a production schedule at a later date.

Build Your Own Corvette (Video)

Chevrolet’s Unique Program Lets Drivers Create Their Own Corvette

The Corvette is as American as apple pie. Now owners of the iconic symbol can lend a hand in building part of their American dream, specifically a supercharged engine.

As part of the world’s most hands-on supercar program, the Corvette Engine Build Experience allows drivers to literally build the 638 horsepower engine that will power their car. Radio personality, Todd Schnitt is the first customer to take part in the program. At the Wixom, Michigan facility, expert technicians lead owners like Todd through the process one step at a time. When the engine is assembled, a personalized nameplate is added to the engine next to the builder’s name.

This is just one of the latest program offerings to Corvette enthusiasts. Owners can also watch their cars roll down the assembly line, pick them up at the National Corvette Museum and receive complimentary high-speed driving instruction.