Chevrolet Corvette Delivering Chinese Food: A Unique Sight on the Road

Zoey Waverider

Updated Saturday, September 28, 2024 at 12:00 AM CDT

In an unexpected twist on traditional food delivery, a sleek, dark blue Chevrolet Corvette was recently spotted delivering Chinese food. The image, which has garnered significant attention on Reddit, shows the Corvette on a busy roadway, flanked by a red dump truck and a black SUV, with an RV trailer labeled "Cyclone" in the background. The overcast skies and multi-lane street add to the uniqueness of the scene.

The Corvette, known for its distinctive rear lights and signature crossed flags badge above the word "Corvette," also features a sign attached to the passenger side. The sign, extending above the roofline on a pole, reads “Wok” in large letters, indicating its association with Chinese cuisine.

One Reddit user humorously commented, "Has a big car payment!" highlighting the juxtaposition of an expensive sports car being used for food delivery. Another user shared a similar experience, reminiscing about a pizza delivery guy in a blinged-out Hummer, complete with friends and a party atmosphere.

The image has sparked various reactions, with some urging generous tips for the gas money required to run such a vehicle. One commenter pointed out the necessity of grinding hard, while another speculated that the car might belong to the business owner trying to advertise their services.

Interestingly, one user shared a true story from their corporate experience, where employees of an app-based transit and delivery company, now wealthy from the company's success, occasionally used their luxury cars like Lamborghinis and Ferraris for deliveries. This practice was intended to help employees understand their product better, even if it meant renting city cars to avoid using their high-end vehicles.

Despite some users finding the situation amusing, others were less entertained, noting that it wasn't particularly funny. Yet, the image remains a memorable one, with another user playfully commenting, "Wonton souped-up," and others making puns about the Chinese food being delivered.

The Corvette delivering Chinese food has certainly made an impression, demonstrating that even high-end sports cars can find their place in the world of food delivery. Whether it's a marketing strategy or a simple hustle, it’s clear that this unique sight has captured the internet's fascination.

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Top Comments from Reddit

ProfCatWhisperer

Has a big car payment!

veespike

Please tip generously, he needs gas money.

IthoughtIknewmyself

He's *delivering*

Mister_Brevity

Hah I used to get pizza delivered by a dude in a blinged out hummer. He’d roll around with all his friends basically as a party on wheels dropping off pizzas. Got my first taste of modern edibles from that guy because I tipped well.

JonBoy82

True Story: I work in corporate for a company that specializes in App based transit and delivery of perishables and nonperishables. They went public and made a lot of smart, young leaders quite wealthy (before I got there) and they make every single FTE complete 4-6 in APP deliveries a year. This is to make sure we understand our product. Needless to say there are VERY expensive sports cars / Land Yachts / Vintage cars that make these deliveries from uber rich employees. I'm not joking either. Some employees have to rent city cars to do their deliveries because they were rolling up in Lambos, Ferraris and Maserati's. We have a running company wide slack that we post social media posts like this and try to figure out if it's one of our 28 year old directors cheesing on the APP...

LadyLus***lGoddess1

Plot twist: Delivery guy provided the tip to the customer

Key-Cartographer7020

if the chinese food has cocaine in the bags then yes, chinese food sure

bobbleheader

A memorable dinner.

bitemark01

Makes sense. If he was delivering tofu it would be an 86.

Noreaster0

Wonton souped-up

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