FastCarFanBoy
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but its Sunday morning and the whole family is home. If I break out the LPM now there will be lawyers and DCF involved.Don’t ask silly questions. Liquor, porn and masterbation.
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but its Sunday morning and the whole family is home. If I break out the LPM now there will be lawyers and DCF involved.Don’t ask silly questions. Liquor, porn and masterbation.
you missed the sarcasm.being cheaper or winning races across an intersection make the C8 superior i'm not sure how you arrive at the "false" conclusion.
Oh.....gawd.....please.....noooooooHow about the 7.3 engine swap thread
*knock knock*but its Sunday morning and the whole family is home. If I break out the LPM now there will be lawyers and DCF involved.
no. They started with the false premise that the c8 was.The other threads didn't start with the (false?) premise that the GT500 was the superior car. /ducks
It depends on what a person can afford. The C8 is $59,995 to enter. The price goes up when you add things. But from the start it is a huge difference in price. I am tempted to buy one. But I think I want to wait just a little longer. The GT500 is out of reach for most. But the performance is there. So for a person who wants the better performing car, the GT500 is the best choice. I was tempted to buy one. Then I wasn't. Then I was again. Now I am somewhere stuck in the middle of the two. I'll probably end up with a C8. The price is hard to walk away from.So, which would you actually buy... a C8 or GT500?
I think you are looking at around $100k for a decently optioned car (either one). For that kind of money, I'm going to go for a 2017 Porsche C2S. I would consider the C8 if it were not so damned ugly. The GT500 is really cool, but is too big and heavy for my taste and isn't a convertible (if it has a top, it has to have 4 doors).
If you don't own one of these cars, these bragging right threads are like a biggest dick contest using somebody else's dick.
I configured one with the Z51 option and suspension, better interior and some exterior upgrades and it came out to $84k. With shipping, deaIer charges and sales tax, I'm pushing $90k. I would be real surprised if many are sold even close to $60k.It depends on what a person can afford. The C8 is $59,995 to enter. The price goes up when you add things. But from the start it is a huge difference in price. I am tempted to buy one. But I think I want to wait just a little longer. The GT500 is out of reach for most. But the performance is there. So for a person who wants the better performing car, the GT500 is the best choice. I was tempted to buy one. Then I wasn't. Then I was again. Now I am somewhere stuck in the middle of the two. I'll probably end up with a C8. The price is hard to walk away from.
I configured one with the Z51 option and suspension, better interior and some exterior upgrades and it came out to $84k. With shipping, deaIer charges and sales tax, I'm pushing $90k. I would be real surprised if many are sold even close to $60k.
I just built what I would would want, it came to $76,680. Z51 2LT with magride and G2seats with Napa leather.Yeah, I think there's very few buyers for a base model, entry level, non-Z51 C8. Sure, a few folks here will carp about how it's "only $59K", but do you really want to leave out slick tech/safety/convenience features, and not have the nicely improved handling? Are you buying it __just__ for the [claimed] 0-60, and if so, you'd be better off with a Tesla ...
Beats my build. I took the 3LT, though. My son ordered one and his came out to right about $80k delivered (plus sales tax). His is not in the first build. They haven't given him a date yet.I just built what I would would want, it came to $76,680. Z51 2LT with magride and G2seats with Napa leather.
I'm not sure where you got that it's faster around a road course.Quicker in the 1/4 and faster around a road course. So unless you believe being cheaper or winning races across an intersection make the C8 superior i'm not sure how you arrive at the "false" conclusion.