Recent content by DavidWG

Ahhh, finally. Thanks.......price breaks $150k pretty quickly.

Nice car, at $150k it must be loaded with some high end options?? I wonder which ones. Too bad GM couldn't get their act together and get the Canadian configurator up and running on their web site. Looked on the weekend and it was still showing 2026 Corvettes only.

Certainly an issue worthy of thought. For those of us who have close family and long term close friends who live in the US and who we know have no use for the current US administration, it is difficult to blame them or boycott visiting them due to the policies of a very unpopular President.

Your cost is in the ball park. Big city dealers with big overheads charge a bit more.

Very few allocations left for 2026 models and of those there are many constraints so you may not be able to get a 2026 factory order now.

If you are talking filter AND the three year fluid change on the DCT the going rate in the GTA appears to be around $1800-$2000 as far as I can tell. If you move outside the GTA where the overheads are lower you might get it down as much as 20% but then you need to be confident that they have a...

Wow, you beat me, beat me, mine only took 28 months, congrats.

Had a friend who drove his C8 all winter. However, he said that the Michelin AS tires that are OEM on the Stingray were not very good in the snow. Great in just cold weather or wet weather but should not be considered a snow tire. He eventually switched to a Michelin Alpin which he said was...

The same to all of you!!

Once we get a bit of snow I'll be very interested to hear your review. I currently have a 20 year old 28 inch Craftsman and it works OK although the steering set up is very poorly designed and no longer works. My double wide drive is 80 feet long but the snow never gets very deep and the windrow...

This is a well known issue for the C8 3LT trim level. From what I have read it is normally covered by the GM warranty. If your dealer does not handle a lot of Corvettes they may not recognize the issue. Take it to a dealer who sells more than 50 Corvettes a year.

Full transmission fluid change at 3 year mark regardless of kms.

You might want to post the question on the "Corvettes of Ontario" Facebook page. Lots of helpful folks there too.

I do notice that the temperatures fluctuate more than I would have expected. They also increase in heat very unevenly but they are consistent with my driving style at the time. Get on the twisties at a good pace and they heat up fairly quickly. On a cool day in late fall in city driving they...

My 2019 GS had a similar issue and it turned out to be a sensor in the power seat circuit. It took three trips to the dealer to finally diagnose the problem. I think there may have eventually been a service bulletin on it.