Owners of Corvette C7 Stingray and C7 Z06 continue to commit stylistic atrocities to their cars

As already mentioned in the past, the core group of Corvette buyers spends its time not just waxing but committing stylistic atrocities to their cars as well.   As the problems with the newest generation of the +General Motors finest continue to grow, this form of escapism remains extremely popular with Corvette sheep-to the great joy of the aftermarket suppliers happy to lend their hand in executing those atrocities.

Never mind the performance, quality and reliability problems.  What really matters is the "personalization" of the newest Stingray or Z06.

One of the trends that persists throughout the history of Corvette is the color matched interior, duplicating the exterior color on the interior of the car, apparently to give the owner an illusion of being closer to the "action"?

Certainly, there cannot be any other reason to see the outside of the car inside and under the hood? 

 

 

Seeing abominations like this YELLOW SUBMARINE certainly can give an onlooker that warm and fuzzy feeling they have seen it before and most of all, they will see it again... 

What the eff are these people thinking?  (And not to be a stickler here but if you decided to murder out that Stingray or Z06 turds, for God's sake at least get those vents in matching Heinz Classic coating...)

Even Callaway abandoned these cheesy ways back in the 90's (C12 was the last Callaway with that outdated motive?)