l sat down with the man yesterday and no all the prices are not in yet for all them bells and whistles but the major items have been priced .
What is the better choice 1LT or 2LT
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Did you see is the base price of the car is the same and the Z51 package price ?
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Ok $900 can is better than $995 us for American ! Is the base price of the car is the same ?
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The 2LT is $11500 it’s a lot of money !
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NOT TOO MANY C8 sales will ever see the track. PROB 5 TO 10 PERCENT
If I remember correctly you have to go to exterior options, and it offers mirrors and spoiler in black
Pic same spot reg mirror vs camera
This may help on the rear view question
This may help on the rear view question
WOW, the camera should be standard equipment on every model!!
i said that from the start. the 1LT coupe is the only one without. Safety feature !!
I am loving the rear view camera. I am also loving the auto dimming driver side mirror. I agree that the safety features should not be optional. But then the starting MSRP would need to be 8K more. I guess they view the options as enhanced safety and not the base safety. Still the base car is a great car for the money. Hands down.
they will be when Ralph Nader see's this safety issue
hope ur right mark
As a 1LT owner if I could have afforded it I would have gone 2LT, but needed the extra $10 000 for mods that to me where more important but everyone needs to make their own decisions what is priority and affordable.
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Depends on how one tolerates the price versus option/accessory regret.
I found out my regret gauge was more sensitive than negotiating a deal on the higher price.
It is a balance of pay now or pay later to add something after market.
So to each their own ... regret not having a feature or
get what you pay for (regardless of price perception).
I also found whatever comes on the Corvette from the
Factory & marked on the Bill of Sale becomes fully insurable under replacement cost.
I negotiate and have all the extras on the Bill of Sale including splash guards, protection package, atc.
Add-ons later can not be insured and will sometimes jeopardize warranty (like supercharging).
So I now buy 3LT, 3LZ and 3ZR and Denali and Premier and ... well you get the point.
I like Corvettes regardless of trim level ... I buy my Corvette(s) so that I don't wish I had something more.
after all ... after market add-ons really can suck ...
I found out my regret gauge was more sensitive than negotiating a deal on the higher price.
It is a balance of pay now or pay later to add something after market.
So to each their own ... regret not having a feature or
get what you pay for (regardless of price perception).
I also found whatever comes on the Corvette from the
Factory & marked on the Bill of Sale becomes fully insurable under replacement cost.
I negotiate and have all the extras on the Bill of Sale including splash guards, protection package, atc.
Add-ons later can not be insured and will sometimes jeopardize warranty (like supercharging).
So I now buy 3LT, 3LZ and 3ZR and Denali and Premier and ... well you get the point.
I like Corvettes regardless of trim level ... I buy my Corvette(s) so that I don't wish I had something more.
after all ... after market add-ons really can suck ...
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