My ZO7 car.
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My ZO7 car.
This followed me home a couple days ago. 3LZ, carbon flash widgets and wheels. And at 6'4" 235, with wide shoulders, it is a video moment for me to enter and exit. Frankly, unless I can get comfortable in this thing, it will be looking for a new home sooner than later....
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This followed me home a couple days ago. 3LZ, carbon flash widgets and wheels. And at 6'4" 235, with wide shoulders, it is a video moment for me to enter and exit. Frankly, unless I can get comfortable in this thing, it will be looking for a new home sooner than later....
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JackTripper (08-14-2023)
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6'4" 230 w/ broad shoulders and no issues at all with these cars. You need to get your knees about 4 fingers width away from the dash to keep your head ahead of the b-pillar and under the targa roof where there's more room.
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For any of us over 6' 2" and 230+ lbs there are not going to be a lot of sports cars we are going to fit in comfortably, though this is one of the best on the market IMO.
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What worries me is God forbid, you ever get into an accident on the drivers side. How are you going to get out? Especially if the door will not open.
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GT2 seats. My problem is 75 year old hips and knees that remind me I shouldn't have been a dumb *** at the squat rack over the years. The other issue is the steering wheel seems way too close to my chest even with the seat back and reclined. I guess I will use my six month no sell time to decide what the future will hold unless someone offers me stupid money in the interim. Thanks for the replies.
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RapidC84B (08-10-2023)
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While I'm only 6'1" and 235lbs (athletic), I thought I had plenty of room inside of a C8. Granted, those extra few inches could really change things but, one of the first things I noticed was how roomy it was in there compared to my C7.
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jcthorne (08-18-2023)
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Interesting info. I have read quite a few threads regarding size limitations regarding the C8s. I am 6'2" 220lbs. Wide at shoulders also. I fit fairly well in my C8. My brother on the other hand is 6"4 and 245lbs and can NOT sit in it comfortably.
A conundrum for sure. Hope the OP gets used to it.
Sam
A conundrum for sure. Hope the OP gets used to it.
Sam
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Back in the day, I had a 2008 Viper. Same situation. Terrible car to drive for me. Sold it at 1200 miles. I do hope the ZO6 does not follow the same scenario. It is a nice car, sounds great, fit and finish is decent. But if I find that I do not enjoy driving it, it will either be relegated to garage art....or the auction block. Time will tell.
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I’m 6’6” and 280lbs, athletic/body builder build, very wide shoulders and back. With GT2 seats it took me awhile to find my position and get in and out gracefully. In the beginning I couldn’t drive more than 30-40 minutes before feeling extremely uncomfortable. I can sit in the car for hours now no problem. You’ll find your spot and get comfortable.
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