2014 C7 Stingray Corvette at the Corvette Museum
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2014 C7 Stingray Corvette at the Corvette Museum
Here is a slideshow of some pics I took at the Corvette Museum this week. I had the opportunity to "try on" a few C7s.
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Actually, that's my husband sitting with me in the Corvette...LOL...
The Premiere Edition isn't a lot different than the others. You can't go wrong either way. My favorite was the convertible; however, I would have loved to seen the convertible with the top up.
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when you assume, you make an...
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I originally didn't like the little grip thing between the driver and the passenger, but it didn't really stick out as a noticeable feature when you sat inside it. So...it's definitely not a huge turnoff now.
The electronics were so much better than in the previous versions. It looks like GM has finally brought the 'vette into the 21st century with dual climate control and such...LOL...No more *****.
I hate the quarter window on the coupes. This may be why I like the convertible so much better...
I am not a fan for the large diffuser in the back unless maybe it was body color. I tended to like the back end of the black vette more because of this.
Vents - take them or leave them on the back quarter panel.
I love, love, love everything about the front of the car. I feel that the back of the car is just simply a redesign of the back end of a Camaro (I have a 5th Gen Camaro, so I can see a lot of huge similarities).
I still think my favorite vette is the C6 Grand Sport to be honest...This new one will have to grow on me a little.
One last thing- the seats were like sitting on a cloud in Heaven. I am 5'2" and weigh 105 and was extremely comfortable. My husband is 5'11 at 225 and was comfortable, so the seats were designed with every body type in mind.
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Great write up and take on it. Felt like I was there. The car seemed bigger and higher than your grand sport? Seats sound like a definite step up.
Can't wait to see one for myself in person.
Great write up and take on it. Felt like I was there. The car seemed bigger and higher than your grand sport? Seats sound like a definite step up.
Can't wait to see one for myself in person.
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Nice slideshow and review. Thanks for posting.
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It looks like the Museum has cleared out all of the C7s. In case some of you are interested, the Museum has live webcams that allow you to look inside any time you want. You can even peruse the parking lot.
Here is the link:
http://www.corvettemuseum.org/webcam/index.shtml
Here is the link:
http://www.corvettemuseum.org/webcam/index.shtml
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Brand X,
Now that you've seen both coupe and vert, there's a question I have.
Does the convertible have the same almost exotic look as the rear of the coupe when you look at them in person? That's my only problem with the C7 vert, it looks so much like the C6 vert, where the C7 coupe looks much more modern compared to the C6 coupe.
In other words, the C7 Vert doesn't look much different from the C6 Vert in my opinion, where the coupe looks lots different. Do you know what I mean? (even if you don't agree with me)
What is your opinion on this after having seen both in person?
TomZ
Now that you've seen both coupe and vert, there's a question I have.
Does the convertible have the same almost exotic look as the rear of the coupe when you look at them in person? That's my only problem with the C7 vert, it looks so much like the C6 vert, where the C7 coupe looks much more modern compared to the C6 coupe.
In other words, the C7 Vert doesn't look much different from the C6 Vert in my opinion, where the coupe looks lots different. Do you know what I mean? (even if you don't agree with me)
What is your opinion on this after having seen both in person?
TomZ
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Brand X,
Now that you've seen both coupe and vert, there's a question I have.
Does the convertible have the same almost exotic look as the rear of the coupe when you look at them in person? That's my only problem with the C7 vert, it looks so much like the C6 vert, where the C7 coupe looks much more modern compared to the C6 coupe.
In other words, the C7 Vert doesn't look much different from the C6 Vert in my opinion, where the coupe looks lots different. Do you know what I mean? (even if you don't agree with me)
What is your opinion on this after having seen both in person?
TomZ
Now that you've seen both coupe and vert, there's a question I have.
Does the convertible have the same almost exotic look as the rear of the coupe when you look at them in person? That's my only problem with the C7 vert, it looks so much like the C6 vert, where the C7 coupe looks much more modern compared to the C6 coupe.
In other words, the C7 Vert doesn't look much different from the C6 Vert in my opinion, where the coupe looks lots different. Do you know what I mean? (even if you don't agree with me)
What is your opinion on this after having seen both in person?
TomZ
I am still letting the C7 grow on me. I was set on getting a Grand Sport C6 a year or two ago, but I wanted to see what the C7s would look like before I made a final decision. I am still undecided. There are a lot of features I love on the C7, but then there are some that I really just sit back and think..."why?"