This report includes a section by Peter. Schmidt of Arnold & Porter; a section about multiemployer plans written. by Judy Mazo of The Segal Company; and a section about ERISA and state. health reform written by Kala Ladenheim of the Intergovernmental. Health Policy Project.
Current versions of the 2015 Corvette are priced from $53,000 for the standard Stingray Coupe and Convertible, rising quickly to $78,995 for the new 650-hp Z06. The Corvette wasn't always a spec-slayer. The first 1953 models featured solid rear axles and inline-6s, though in 1955, the V-8 became standard.
The new Corvette features a top-to-bottom redesign of the iconic sports car. Now built out of aluminum and carbon fiber instead of steel, it's lighter and has more horsepower -- 450 to the 2013 model's 430. No price yet, but Chevy says it'll be in the neighborhood of current Corvettes with start around $50,000.