C7 at Lone Star Corvette Classic
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Ok, I may offend some people here. The C7 looks awful. I have seen it in person for the past few days at the Lone Star Corvette Classic. I bet the price for used C6's goes way up.
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A lot of us like it a lot. People coming on here and saying it looks awful won't change that one bit. The good news is that those of us who choose to can buy one and you don't have to.
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Is that the Limerock Green? Looks good.
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I'm probably not making a unique observation here, but it seems to be the case that 98% of the time anyone posts strong negative sentiments about the C7, they are currently C6 owners. Coincidence?
Also, I'll take your bet, Shawn. What are we wagering? |
Originally Posted by Shawn Brumley
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Ok, I may offend some people here. The C7 looks awful. I have seen it in person for the past few days at the Lone Star Corvette Classic. I bet the price for used C6's goes way up.
Lay off the drugs man. Seriously. |
I'm happy the OP feels this way.
I'll get mine sooner. :) |
Originally Posted by Shawn Brumley
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Ok, I may offend some people here. The C7 looks awful. I have seen it in person for the past few days at the Lone Star Corvette Classic. I bet the price for used C6's goes way up.
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The value of the C6 will not go up. This is not an opinion but an economical fact. When I get my new Stingray and sign the paperwork the value of my car will go down. Now 25 years from now you might see an uptick in their value. But you would be far better off buying stock.
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Originally Posted by RocketGuy3
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I'm probably not making a unique observation here, but it seems to be the case that 98% of the time anyone posts strong negative sentiments about the C7, they are currently C6 owners. Coincidence?
Also, I'll take your bet, Shawn. What are we wagering? |
I can understand the concerns of the C6 owners. I think it is unfounded. The C6 is an icon of the last generations. Because of the big changes in the New Stingray it has set a new standard in design which is obviously a departure from the past. Have pride in your ride but do not expect it to turn heads as it has in the past.
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I'm really surprised by the number of people who don't like the look of this car. I wonder how those opinions will change over the next several years.
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:lurk:
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Put the new interior materials/design/layout in the C6 widebody and you have a simply amazing total package.
Passed a C6 GS and a C6Z06 on my may to dinner last night...that low widebody has such street presence. Not sure about the C7. Time will tell. |
Originally Posted by DocHolliday
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I'm really surprised by the number of people who don't like the look of this car. I wonder how those opinions will change over the next several years.
So, if 15%+/- of current Corvette owners don't like the car (based on our unscientific polls here), that is, to me, expected given the evolution and change that has happened. Some of those people will change their minds over time and some won't. IMO, moving the car ahead and attracting new owners was important and I think that was accomplished. Expand interest in the car beyond the traditional customer base while keeping 85-90% of the existing customer base happy and excited. Again, IMO, that is a win for GM given the change they introduced. Those that don't like the changes will argue vehemently that it is a failure and, for them, that is absolutely true. Let's wait a couple of years and see what the discussions are like here :thumbs: |
Originally Posted by RocketGuy3
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I'm probably not making a unique observation here, but it seems to be the case that 98% of the time anyone posts strong negative sentiments about the C7, they are currently C6 owners. Coincidence?
Also, I'll take your bet, Shawn. What are we wagering? Why are so many C7 lovers not C6 owners? Why haven't they supported the Corvette by buying a C6? The C6 has been for sale for the past nine years. That's nine years for them to have stepped up to the plate and to have purchased a C6. Maybe if the non C6 owner had supported the Corvette by purchasing the C6 during the past nine years, the Corvette's sales wouldn't be a third of past Corvette sales. Do the current C6 owners not have the right to have an opinion on the car they have supported for years with their wallet? Why is that you seem to think that those that show up at the party late, should only be the one's that can have an opinion, and those that have been actively participating in the Corvette lifestyle for quite awhile should sit down and shut up? |
This is hilarious....C6 owners are ass chapped over the C7? Will you C7 nut huggers tell me what car you are coming from? Most likely C5 or older or base C6 that bought before the widebody came out or could not afford the Z version right? If so the C7 probably is the cats ass to you! I could afford what I want and could give a rats ass about my GS value....the C7 looks funny and has some serious issues compared to what I personally have now. I holding out hope the Z version is better.
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I cant wait to hear you little girls crying when the C8 comes out! I will remind you of it when it happens.
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I think anyone would be glad to take that bet. Prices of C6's are going to drop and keep on dropping. Put them all together in a car show and the C6 will no longer be commanding the attention. The number of people that don't like the C7 are in the vast minority, but unfortunately are among the most vocal here on the forums. It will take a while longer before they begin to realize that no one here cares whether they like it or not and that they feel the need to interject a negative into nearly every thread.
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Thats why I love forums, I cant state what I want when I want till im blue in the face and nothing you can do about it!
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