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04-23-2014, 08:40 PM
#21
Race Director
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Welcome aboard! Aside from knowledge, there are folks here willing to help any stranger without hesitation, I have made many friends here
04-23-2014, 11:20 PM
#22
Burning Brakes
I've been on this forum for several weeks now after purchasing my first Vette about a month ago. I belonged to several other forums in the past when I owned a 350Z, 370Z, and a MazdaSpeed3. Without hesitation I have to say that this forum not only has the most knowledgeable and helpful members I have ever experienced, but also the most mature when it comes to answering even the simplest of questions that would otherwise get a sarcastic answer on other sports car forums. It shows that the members here love their Vettes and take questions regarding them seriously for those that are not as car tech savvy as others. For that I say thank you and I am proud to be a member of Corvette Forum and owner of my 2005 Vette!
I agree 100%. I was a member on few other car forums for previous cars. The people seemed so immature and sarcastic with comments. Also when selling your car on other forums you would always get people bashing your car or adding there 2 cents to discredit it.
That's what sold me on buying a vette and joining this forum first before I purchased my GS. No BS in the Fs of cars , that's how it should be. Let the person sell there car,no bad comments needed. Also people on here are very helpful n very knowledgeable. Makes me keep coming back daily to learn more n more about the car I love to drive now
04-24-2014, 12:51 AM
#23
Safety Car
Disappointing. I read the title and was ready for one of my fans to be singing my praises...
Congrats on the Corvette. Don't forget to wave.
Congrats on the Corvette. Don't forget to wave.
04-24-2014, 07:18 AM
#24
I've been on this forum for several weeks now after purchasing my first Vette about a month ago. I belonged to several other forums in the past when I owned a 350Z, 370Z, and a MazdaSpeed3. Without hesitation I have to say that this forum not only has the most knowledgeable and helpful members I have ever experienced, but also the most mature when it comes to answering even the simplest of questions that would otherwise get a sarcastic answer on other sports car forums. It shows that the members here love their Vettes and take questions regarding them seriously for those that are not as car tech savvy as others. For that I say thank you and I am proud to be a member of Corvette Forum and owner of my 2005 Vette!
). With any new to me used vehicle there are always little things I want to fix or improve and without fail I have found my solution right here and it has truly made my brief ownership even better and the car is now getting to the point where I dreamed it would be.
04-24-2014, 07:42 AM
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04-24-2014, 07:52 AM
#26
Drifting
I have not yet taken the plunge and may end up with a c5 for budgetary reasons, but I will second the comment about the high average level of helpfulness and maturity here. It is a pleasure to learn here.
04-24-2014, 12:09 PM
#27
Burning Brakes
I've been on this forum for several weeks now after purchasing my first Vette about a month ago. I belonged to several other forums in the past when I owned a 350Z, 370Z, and a MazdaSpeed3. Without hesitation I have to say that this forum not only has the most knowledgeable and helpful members I have ever experienced, but also the most mature when it comes to answering even the simplest of questions that would otherwise get a sarcastic answer on other sports car forums. It shows that the members here love their Vettes and take questions regarding them seriously for those that are not as car tech savvy as others. For that I say thank you and I am proud to be a member of Corvette Forum and owner of my 2005 Vette!
04-24-2014, 12:15 PM
#28
Melting Slicks
I've been on this forum for several weeks now after purchasing my first Vette about a month ago. I belonged to several other forums in the past when I owned a 350Z, 370Z, and a MazdaSpeed3. Without hesitation I have to say that this forum not only has the most knowledgeable and helpful members I have ever experienced, but also the most mature when it comes to answering even the simplest of questions that would otherwise get a sarcastic answer on other sports car forums. It shows that the members here love their Vettes and take questions regarding them seriously for those that are not as car tech savvy as others. For that I say thank you and I am proud to be a member of Corvette Forum and owner of my 2005 Vette!
I've been around the forum block quite a few times as well (over a dozen forums), and even owned a Mazdaspeed3 as well
04-24-2014, 03:36 PM
#31
Le Mans Master
No forum is immune to a-holes, but due to the avg age of corvette owners, we are a more mature community and with age comes wisdom. Mustang or import tuner forums may have more wise guys just due to the younger age of most of their members. You definitely can get a lot of helpful tech on this forum. Welcome!
Mustang or import tuner forums may have more wise guys just due to the younger age of most of their members. You definitely can get a lot of helpful tech on this forum. Welcome!
Like the OP I've had other performance rides (Camaro/SRT4/etc). Some were helpful but overall totally different demeanor. Even in person, the few Vette guys I've met seem really down to earth. There's just typically a decent age difference (I'm in my 30s). When you're older, the age difference really doesn't matter but definitely overall it's a different demographic.
