C6-XTSY

I've read more than a few times that the interior will not be shown at the unveiling of the C6 in Detroit. I find that odd. Don't you?

Do you think that it will be such a significant upgrade that they don't want to spook any buyers from buying up the remaining 2004 C5s? I can't think of any reason why they would want to not show the interior...especially at the cars introduction. :confused:

bhamvett

The interior will be better.Dave Hill stated this many times.It will have a
better fit and finish with better materials used!

Butta

They better show it! Otherwise I'll be pissed, come on GM stop f***ing with us and show as the damn thing. :rant:

bigblockbob

they r building the suspense.... and they willl show it eventually. :thumbs:

123Gone

I betcha it will look like the interior of a Camaro SS, which had stereo controls on the steering wheel, hydrolic vert top, etc.

RaceCarDriver

I want to see the interior before I buy one. I love my Z06, but I don't like the interior.

Butta

I hope not...

mitchydkid

We have all seen things like the 4th gen Camaro and the C4 which had interior redesigns during their runs. With this in mind, we know that the interior can be changed fairly easily, and as such, may not be completely nailed down yet. Perhaps they are still finalizing that part of the car.

Dale

Finch

My Camaro SS's interior was AWFUL. Oh man, they couldn't get cheaper on those babies. :cheers:

Barely Legal

I sold my C5 because the interior was blah. I just expect more if I'm going to put a lot into a car. Some things an owner just can't fix. Hopefully the C6 will be a great base with the necessary options and materials to make it a keeper.

funshipone

I bet interior will be similar to XLR meaning layout of gages and Nav screen. I would suspect no wood, but carbon fiber or aluminum finish.

Daryl

GM is not going to blackout the windows at the January auto show just to keep people from seeing the improvements. What's the point? I believe they will proudly display ALL of the car, inside and out and provide technical specifications to all who are interested. IMO

BuckyThreadkiller

I dunno. They are just 10 months from supposedly having rolling, running, saleable cars. If they need mass production tooling in place and materials ordered to do that, I'd think the they'd pretty durn close by now. I wouldn't think punching out a dash with electronics and airbags and such could be swapped out quickly. Not with the necessary time for quality control de-squweaking and seeing what it would do in hot and cold.

It'll probably be up on a turntable next to a great pair of legs and have a door open, but you might not have folks crawling all over it.