Clyde, save your money.
Only the early C7 Z06s had heat problems.
Later ones are fine.
C7 ZR1s are fine.
C7 Grand Sports are fine (and one of the best handling sports cars at any price).
C6 ZR1s are fine.
New car will be a monster in typical GM fashion.
Ferrari will be very smart to buy technology from it like they have done before.
My money says it will overheat when driven hard like the current one does Forget about stop and go traffic in the south in the summer It’s a Chernobyl car!
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the last 20 years and they stepped up their game with the C8. They may take
a bite of some Porsche sales as this is less than Boxter or Cayman money
but so is the current C7.
They have eliminated the manual gearbox so the C7 manuals will be strong
value holders for the next few years.
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On Jul 20, 2019, at 2:48 PM, Hans E. Hansen <FList [at] hanshansen.org> wrote:
Uh, yeah. Kind of has a familiar look about it.....
Car and Driver: $60k. sub 3 second 0-60. 495hp in the base model.
At that price point, it should be a big seller. The current C7 model
is very popular, I see them everywhere. Much more common than the C6
or C5 ever were.
Hans.
On 7/20/19, Erik Nielsen <judge4re [at] gmail.com> wrote:
Does someone need to remind GM to keep their eyes on their own paper?
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