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I’m not a Corvette guy either, the C8 being my first one. I did test drive the C7 a couple of times, but just couldn’t get used to the long hood and visibility. I know all previous Corvette owners will disagree with that statement, but I just couldn’t get comfortable. The C8 has great forward views (rear visibility is something else, but I have the rearview mirror camera). That being said, I really love the lines of the C7 and I really wanted to feel comfortable driving it- and maybe a long time behind the wheel may have changed that. The one thing I’m kicking myself over is I had the opportunity to buy a new 2019 C7 manual for $10,000 less than msrp and I didn’t take it.I don't think they do like you may think. If it's so it's because the C8 is a completely different animal. More akin to a Ferrari or Lambo than any other generation of Corvette. I'm not a Corvette enthusiast.
Lol, it might not be offered by the owner, unless of course the US Marshall service has registered the car….That was a good price, never understood selling at auction a car that would be easy to sell for good money on AutoTrader. I think BAT is a better place to sell if you want to auction it off
Remember that a DCT is not an automatic tranny in the conventional sense. You can shift it manually and it's more intelligent than a traditional auto as well being that it is already in the next gear waiting for your command to go there. I can't speak for other "auto" sports cars, but it can be almost as much fun as a stick & left pedal, while substantially more fun than a traditional auto.So if I was going to spend that kind of coin on a Z (and made the move to an auto) then I would likely go McLaren as well. More special
I'm sure you meant "clutch pedal" because a DCT has two clutches. Ya, I knew a Porsche had a similar tranny, but I'm not up on other sports cars. I was just point it out that it can be almost as much fun as a stick and left pedal. Left paddle replaces the clutch pedal and the right paddle replaces the stick shifter. My wife wouldn't have like the C8 with a stick so I doubt we'd get one if it only came that way.Veering OT here, sorry
But I have driven a 911 with a PDK which is the gold standard of autos. I understand that they are technically much better than old autos but without a clutch it's still an auto
For sure."Almost" being the operative word
Mine drives one, she just doesn't want to. Fine when we had the Camaro'sAnd my wife drives a standard but she has little interest in the vette, luckily for me
Interesting perspectives
I bought a Corvette (my 1st) because I was tired of Porsches (had a 911 at the time) BS re waitlists, not being able to even order a gt3 etc
Bought a M7 2019 C7 simply because I wanted a manual that the c8 did not offer
It now seems that c8s are in the same position as Porsches and the ADMs, wait lists etc BS. Presumably this evens out over time
So if I was going to spend that kind of coin on a Z (and made the move to an auto) then I would likely go McLaren as well. More special
I would trade it all for an original IROC Porsche, especially the orange one even though orange is not my favourite colour.
Classic.I would trade it all for an original IROC Porsche, especially the orange one even though orange is not my favourite colour.
Black clean though, nothing, and I mean nothing beats it.I have had an 89, 96 and 2006 c4s, all cabs, all black. Nice to have a non black car this time
Took them 20 years to clean all the white dust out of it....Classic.
Pablo Escobar's just went for sale the last few years lol