autoevolution 28 Apr 2021, 14:27 UTC · by Renting expensive cars is a hard business. There are customers willing to pony up top dollar for the service, but people who rent an expensive car drive it like they stole it because a ‘Vette is more exciting than a Camry. 28 photos Be that as it may, Rob Ferretti didn’t have too many problems with renting a mid-engined Corvette for more than a year now. Delivered in March 2020 with nine miles on the clock, the orange-painted Stingray racked up 19,974 miles (32,145 kilometers) and doesn’t show too much wear inside and out. The biggest problem Rob had with the C8 was damaged paint on the frunk and A-pillars at 5,853 miles (9,419 kilometers), most probably from people standing on the frunk, and a hardtop that slid down the windshield. At the present moment, the rental Corvette is hampered down by a check engine light that sometimes goes away on its own. As it happens, the check engine light concerns the transmission fluid pressure of the eight-speed transaxle.