Corvette Stingray

This casting was first released in the Power Command series with all Power Command-related features. Due to its use in the series the casting has a plastic body and no interior, with an opaque window concealing the lack of interior; later versions however feature heavily tinted translucent window pieces. It is based on the 1982 Chevrolet Corvette, featuring a large wraparound rear window and front nose area that has more flare and ground effects along with a flared up integrated rear spoiler. This is the only Corvette casting to feature a plastic body, owing to its origins. Later versions of the casting name this casting the 82 Corvette Stingray or simply the Corvette Stingray. Mattel mistakenly used the Stingray on this casting; 1976 was the last year General Motors used the Stingray badging on the Corvette before the nameplate was resurrected in 2014. Its new nose, rear window and rear spoiler design details can be used to avoid confusion with the Corvette Stingray (1976) Hot Wheels