Maybe, Maybe not
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Maybe, Maybe not
So I have a 1991 c4 (not that long) to get the corvette feel but now I’m realizing how loooow it is to constantly get in and out. The wife dislikes the (was she calls) the youth seat. We recently test drove a 06 and up and enjoy the entry better. C6, C7. I will definitely get another corvette but debating on should I sell my c4 or let it seat in my garage and look good, I’m just thinking out loud
Drifting
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The C4 to me feels like what a raw sports car should feel like. It is harder than other versions to get in and out of, the ride is rough, handles like it is on rails and in my opinion it still is one of the best sports cars on the road
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I had a C4, loved it, wife hated cause hard getting in and out, and sold it, bought C6 much better, and a love the ride over the C4.
Burning Brakes
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I had a 2009 with the LS3/6M which I bought new. The C6 will do everything the C4 does, but better. Sometimes much better.
The C4 demands much more dedication and love if one is to enjoy it. Something your wife probably doesn't have for the car.
Sell the C4 and buy a C6 or 7. Don't let your car die a lonely death in your garage.
Ric
The C4 demands much more dedication and love if one is to enjoy it. Something your wife probably doesn't have for the car.
Sell the C4 and buy a C6 or 7. Don't let your car die a lonely death in your garage.
Ric
