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I thought the C7 Z51 was faster than the GT350 in all respects.

Incredible how many non-responsive responses there are on this thread. Sheesh - Good luck to the OP getting the info you asked for and less interference from the internet geniuses who think they can tell you what you really should be concerned with.:headbonk:

$1000 is a no brainer for forged wheels - I'll pay $2K if that's what it costs. And if you do base, 301A, PP, and forged wheels, you are barely over 40. And they will sell the car for under 40 for sure

Any word on the cost of the 647 wheels?

Except slapping a blower on a voodoo is sacrilege and the Gods of NA motors are angry.

Thanks - I plan on ordering in December so the 647 wheel should be available by then.

I'm confused by your statement: you say wheel 647 "are available", but then say "didn't want to wait". So are they available or not, or available as of xx/xxxx? Thanks for the clarification

PM me that dealer if you don't mind (I assume its So Cal) - I plan on factory ordering this winter.

What kind of deal do you think I can get if I place an order late November or late December? Thanks.

What's X plan pricing?

I picture a car passing through a vagina

You will able to get a new GS in the low to mid 50s

Chevy has done a great job improving the interior.

90 day after Job1 - and they are only available for GT PP

What are you folks planning on paying? Do you think you'll be able to get 10-12% off MSRP?

That's what I meant - the nickle plated 19" forged wheels are technically 10 spoke. Cool - thanks.

And I really should've made this clarification : 1LE v. PP is what I was thinking. My statement - that of some guy on the internet - is based on this: The 1LE is lighter has a better suspension/chassis has a better transmission (TR 6060 > MT82)...

Does anyone know if you will be able to get the forged 10 spoke 19" wheels on a base GT w/ PP? Only black honeycomb is shown with PP now.

The Camaro is the better car - I just can't deal with the styling.

It's called contract law and if you don't like the terms of the deal don't enter into the contract. Of course there are Constitutional limitations, but Ford could require all sorts of weird things from buyers. As far as "big brother" is concerned, that is actually getting worse, but that is...