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    Talking Cars 333: 2021 Chevrolet Corvette Test Results

    Plus, we discuss tires and proper inflation

    We share our final test results and impressions of the 2021 Chevrolet Corvette. This highly anticipated, superpowerful car made a major shift this generation to a midengine configuration, bringing with it a radical redesign. Is this supercar still as much of a crowd-pleaser as ever? Does moving the engine behind the driver make it handle even better? And how does this car fit within the world of other sporty cars?

    We also answer: “If I replace my original tires with ones that are the same size but from a different brand, do I still follow the same tire pressure recommended on the doorsill, or are there alternative pressures for the new tire?”

    Talking Cars 333 panelists
    "Talking Cars" panelists Ryan Pszczolkowski, Jen Stockburger, and Mike Monticello.

    Photo: Consumer Reports Photo: Consumer Reports

    As with other “Talking Cars” episodes, this one is available free through Apple Podcasts. (Subscribe to the audio or video.) You’ll also find the audio on Spotify (log-in required) and video on YouTube.

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    Jen Stockburger

    Jennifer Stockburger is the director of operations at the Consumer Reports Auto Test Center, focusing on the day-to-day operations of CR’s 327-acre testing facility as well as overseeing the child seat and tire test programs and contributing to CR’s comprehensive vehicle ratings. Jennifer joined CR in 2000; before that she gained auto industry experience as a tire test and fuel systems engineer, and has been a certified child passenger safety technician (CPST) since 2001.