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I remember that...this was in '89 or so. Pontiac did extensive research on what young (under 36, IIRC) people wanted out of their cars. Pontiac came up with an ultimate crossover SUV, the Stinger, long before the SUV craze. I recall the frame was steel tubing, not boxed/C.
Well if it was 4x4 or atleast awd it might've done alright as Blazers, Broncos, and Wranglers were popular. Although those did have a bit more utility than the Stinger would have had except for maybe poachers.
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. If my knowledge is correct, Corvette's weren't concepts in the 80s 
lol.
