2023 Corvette Z06 rolling out

[Stage_3]

Performance claims include 0-60 mph acceleration in 2.6 seconds, a quarter-mile elapsed time in 10.6 seconds at 130 mph, and a top speed of 195 mph.

Wow, that is just NASTY for stock numbers.

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[Balr14]

Dunno, remember Jackass?

Ha, Ha.... yes, I remember. But, I think just getting a paint can full of gravel swinging around on the end of a 20' rope would be enough to discourage most efforts.

 

[WildHorse]

AMD's here and nowhere near as insane like they are in the States. Prices are just higher cause of the exchange.

GM announced U.S. pricing for the 2023 Corvette Z06 last week, confirming the mid-engine supercar will hit the market with an approachable starting price of $106,395. The automaker has now also confirmed Canadian pricing for the vehicle, with Chevy fans north of the border facing a slightly higher starting price of just over C$128,000.

Canadian pricing for the 2023 Corvette Z06 Coupe in the entry-level 1LZ trim will start at C$128,198, including the mandatory destination freight charge. Pricing for the Coupe in the 2LZ trim, meanwhile, will start at $138,198, while the Coupe in the range-topping 3LZ trim will start at $144,198.

2023 Corvette Z06 Starting MSRPs In Canada

Trim Level	Coupe	Convertible
1LZ	$128,198	$137,198
2LZ	$138,198	$147,198
3LZ	$144,198	$153,198

We'll see.

 

[ice445]

Even without markups, it's hard to imagine paying that much for a car. It's undoubtedly impressive though.

 

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[HoosierDaddy]

I was making an attempt at wry humor. It was obviously something most people would not consider trying.

You'll be hearing from my lawyer (and dentist).

 

[Balr14]

You'll be hearing from my lawyer (and dentist).

Swinging a paint can around at the end of a rope is kind of like flying control line planes, which is something we used to do before RC became popular and affordable. I normally flew a Nobler stunt plane which exerts a far amount of torque, enough to make your arms tired after awhile. But one modeler I knew built a 4 motor B17 that had about 10' wingspan. The control lines were cables. He was a large guy (300lbs) and he had to have a friend who was bigger hold onto him or the plane would drag him across the field. Now that's torque!

 

[The Demon]

Swinging a paint can around at the end of a rope is kind of like flying control line planes, which is something we used to do before RC became popular and affordable. I normally flew a Nobler stunt plane which exerts a far amount of torque, enough to make your arms tired after awhile. But one modeler I knew built a 4 motor B17 that had about 10' wingspan. The control lines were cables. He was a large guy (300lbs) and he had to have a friend who was bigger hold onto him or the plane would drag him across the field. Now that's torque!

 

[RagmopInKona]

Even without markups, it's hard to imagine paying that much for a car. It's undoubtedly impressive though.

For us, yes. for some a 140k is pocket lint.
but when you have to spend 250k to match it's performance in other brands or 400k if you had bought a v6 ford gt.
It is a bargain . For most, the base vette with z51 is more car than most skill level can handle.

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