Corvette fans can't wait to put one in their garage, apparently.
Americans couldn't wait to drive off in a Chevrolet Corvette last month, according to new data from iSeeCars highlighting the fastest-selling cars in the country. In February, Chevy's mid-engined sports car took just 13.1 days to go from dealership to driveway.
To put the turnaround into context, the average new car spent 49 days at a dealership before someone took it home. In this respect, the Corvette is a hot commodity.
The Corvette was a lone soldier on February's list of fastest-selling cars in the sense that no other coupe or sports car made the cut. Instead, the list is filled with luxury SUVs like the Cadillac Escalade and BMW X7, and features a couple of more affordable SUVs like the RAV4 Hybrid and Kia Telluride. It's more than obvious that Americans are still riding high on the SUV wave.
Fastest-Selling New Cars in Feb. 2021
Article: Seab Szmkowski for Cnet
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