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I just might have to try that. Good tip.
 
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Right on, been using a Leaf Blower for about 8 years. Need Ear Plugs though .
 
The seat belts kept falling out of the seat clips... I bought a couple parts from one of the online dealers that solved that right away.
The cup holders kill me. The center piece pops out and I don't want to glue it in because itll be too hard to clean... plus they're too shallow.
 
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For me it's the road/tire noise and the odd rattle on my GS. Stereo is kinda meh too. Poor paint quality and some wavyness in the SMC panels. Chevy dealers also mostly suck. Not a big fan of Vette stereotypes either, hence my tinted windows

...otherwise, all this aside, I LOVE the car. Always been an import guy (outside of pickups) and this is my first Corvette; 0 regrets.
 
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Road noise is brutal, just drove a C8, whisper quiet compared to mine.
 
The constant “hicks” in lifted, big tire 4+4s who have to attempt to prove they can outdo “Corvettes”

Along with the “rice burners “ ..and anyone who figures they can keep up out run , out corner Vettes ...tired of them...have to learn to “behave” and not draw too much attention...to many cell phones and cameras out there. Sometimes it nice just to cruise along without the dipshits...other times it’s “fun” to cruise up to “real” competition and give them a run🏎 for fun.Pick and choose...who to put down...otherwise remain calm and carry on cruising
 
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Buffeting too with the targa roof off is an issue. My wife's wind deflector on her full drop top bimmer is amazing, but Corvette has no such solution.

So I'm at 8 bad things - bad targa buffeting, loud road noise, some rattles, poor paint, SMC panel wavyness, average stereos, soft rims, chevy dealers. But I could easily name dozens of good or great things.
 
Let me start by saying, after 5 years and 60,000 klicks I still LOVE my C7. (Though I wouldn’t say no to a C8 someday).

But my list of pet peeves with this car includes:
#1. Stiff ride. I don’t think I would buy the magnetic shocks again, as I have never taken it to the track. I have even had the performance tuning done, which helped a bit, but not a lot
#2. Road noise. Haven’t done anything about it yet, and is not something I notice when I am alone, but it is an issue with someone else in the car.
#3. Cup holders. Too much split coffee.

AND the fact that I got out pulled on the highway by a Ford Festiva! Turns out it was a super charged sleeper with nitrous.... I knew I was in trouble the instant I heard the whistle of the blow off from the pressure relief valves, which is saying something considering I was WOT at the time!

In all seriousness, props to the Festiva guy. He built a FAST car.
 
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We are running Firestone runflats and, while there is some road noise, depending on the pavement, it really isn't bothersome to us.
 
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P..S. There is. #4. The blind spot. It is not disastrous, but you really have to have your neck on a swivel. It really needs blind spot detectors in the mirrors.
 
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I've owned a C5, C6 and a year ago, bought a new 2019 M7 Coupe. I purchased the C7 with a 1LT trim and have been regretting that trim level decision ever since. I forgot that the memory seats did NOT come standard!
From my driving position(I'm a little on the short side), I can NOT get out of the car! I have to manually move the seat forward and then backwards again, every single time I get into or out of the car.

Love the car other than the seating issue.
 
It’s more of wanting to get my ABS TRACTION Control fixed. Car still drives ok found a place in the US MO. I could probably send it get refurbished. Does anyone knows a place in Canada that would do the same? Meanwhile will still drive it the way it’s in. Thanks in advance guys. Great forum. cheers!!!
 
Going through the most ridiculous contortions just to change a taillight bulb (85 coupe). What were they thinking? All they had to do was design the lamp lens with two Phillips screws and it would be minutes to change out a blown bulb! My way....remove 10mm bolt from the backside of the bumper cover, then remove three screws from the wheel well flange, jacking the car up a bit gives better clearance. Gently pull back the bumper cover and snake your arm up behind to reach the taillamp, twist and unlock socket from housing, remove bulb (you can actually get both hands up there, change bulb and reinsert. I dropped the socket accidentally and had to use a bent coat hanger to fish it out by the harness as it disappeared out of reach somewhere between the inner bumper and the middle of the car. THAT WAS A TRUE PAIN-IN-THE-ASS! The story of taking out the backup light housing to gain access is a joke, as you have to be a skinny kid just to reach through the tiny opening that is available.
 
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