What say the C6 owners....
#22
Le Mans Master
Don't get me wrong, I would like one of each, but I do have generations that I like more than others.
C1: Cool
C2: Very cool
C3: Possibly my favorite
C4: Not bad
C5: Not bad
C6: Other candidate for favorite generation (but I own a C6 so I'm biased )
C7: Now that's an interesting story. I don't know how I feel about the styling. I mean I like it, but it's different to me (not bad, just different). That being said, most of the C7 owners I have spoken to are complete tools, so by association (unfairly I know) I like the generation less because of the owners I have talked to.
C1: Cool
C2: Very cool
C3: Possibly my favorite
C4: Not bad
C5: Not bad
C6: Other candidate for favorite generation (but I own a C6 so I'm biased )
C7: Now that's an interesting story. I don't know how I feel about the styling. I mean I like it, but it's different to me (not bad, just different). That being said, most of the C7 owners I have spoken to are complete tools, so by association (unfairly I know) I like the generation less because of the owners I have talked to.
#23
Drifting
I've owned an old muscle car (72' Buick GS Stage 1)for many years before deciding to make the change...("out with the old and in with the new") While they are cool and fast in a straight line. No older muscle car or Corvette can compare with it's modern day counterpart
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Sure, I have favorites. Like the 69 Stingray!
I like all Vettes. For without the early ones, the newer ones wouldn't be what they are! If there would have been a CF in 1958, I'm sure things would be different, but look at the other cars in each era, the Vette always stood out! Just as it does today!
Love em all!
I like all Vettes. For without the early ones, the newer ones wouldn't be what they are! If there would have been a CF in 1958, I'm sure things would be different, but look at the other cars in each era, the Vette always stood out! Just as it does today!
Love em all!
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But only after one has tried the beer!
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Drifting
Yes to all.
#38
Burning Brakes
My take, for what it's worth... If I flip flopped on anything first, it would be the C1.
C1 = Nope
C2 = Yup
C3 = Yup
C4 = Nope
C5 = Nope
C6 = Yup
C7 = Yup
C1 = Nope
C2 = Yup
C3 = Yup
C4 = Nope
C5 = Nope
C6 = Yup
C7 = Yup
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#40
Pro
C2 (way out in front)
early C3 (chrome bumper)
C6
C1
C5
C7
C4
late C3
That said, I remember seeing the new C4 at the Tokyo Motor show in 1983, and it looked really, really good back then, probably because it was such a big improvement over the 1982 C3 (there was no 1983 model). No offense to anyone here; just my personal opinion.