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Actually, I used the AI function on the Chevy website, in the "build and Buy" section for the C8. I chose the colour, options etc I'd like on a C8 ZR1 and then uploaded a photo of our driveway. This is what came out:
I sent it to a few friends and they were convinced we'd bought a new car!😄
This Forum contains far more useful information than any one person can read and fully comprehend. As folks shift to Facebook, the quality has gone down, but there are still some gems. Hopefully folks like @Alan 71 will continue to post high-quality content.
The better the source material, the better the search results, however you do it. I go straight to AI with questions now, and only use a traditional search engine for image searches or specific websites. If I need a car part, diagnosis help, form, or anything like that, AI has been incredibly helpful. If you have a solution, or a process, or whatever, please document it! In pictures, here, or in video form on YouTube. Please help the next generations of Corvette enthusiasts (and AI) by passing on the information!
When searching for Corvette-specific questions, a surprising number of results point back to this Forum. This is why I usually use Grok, which is less prone to making stuff up, and includes references and links. When you think of AI as having a team of researchers working for you for free, perhaps it makes more sense. You still have to make the informed decisions yourself.
