Early Breaking News 2010 Corvette
#41
Le Mans Master
You're playing with my emotions Greg.
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Burning Brakes
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#46
Safety Car
I saw the GS option at Sebring and it is merely some graphics (nice graphics) and the addition of logos to the high end leather option. The cars are numbered and the number appears in the graphics on the exterior of the car.
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SORRY!!!
I am a Grand Sport guy too. I've been fortunate enough to own two GS Coupes. One with Black guts and Z51 in 1996 and one with Red guts and base suspension, sold it to move to Wisconsin last Spring. Boy, was that dumb
Greg Sanders
EVS Chevrolet
I am a Grand Sport guy too. I've been fortunate enough to own two GS Coupes. One with Black guts and Z51 in 1996 and one with Red guts and base suspension, sold it to move to Wisconsin last Spring. Boy, was that dumb
Greg Sanders
EVS Chevrolet
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#51
ps btw, those grand sports top it all for silly. Some pretty high prices for a coupld pounds of vinyl tape.
Last edited by OregonC6; 03-31-2009 at 08:20 PM. Reason: ps
#54
Drifting
Where did you come up with this crap? Stop watching the idiots on Fox News... If a business case is made for investment in racing--helps with sales...it will continue.
#55
Drifting
Never!
They know better. The C6 has brought a whole new world of poser to the Corvette world.
#59
Race Director
I don't watch Fox news, MSNBC or the like. You need to understand how the gov't works. It is now controlling GM, even new CEO said as much. It's taxpayers money now and with all the flak the gov't received about AIG and financial bailouts they are going to be extra cautious with the auto companies. In normal times there would be a business case, now there isn't and all its going to take is one gov't person sounding off about GM investing money in "gas guzzling" (the words they would use, not me) performance cars, or "wasting" taxpayer money on auto racing that burns precious oil and pollutes (again, the words they would use), The White House and GM leaders will cave in to the cries in an instant. Gov't already said in its report on GM that it "needs to focus on the small, fuel efficient cars that today's consumers want" Yeah, I know that's crap too, but that's how they are thinking. The axe is falling and there is no one willing to catch it.
#60
Team Owner
You think 2010 corvettes are built by stressed out workers? I dunno. I want to upgrade to the last v-8 corvette possible, but I can't lie, my c6 has been very solid in terms of reliability.