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Why did you make the prices so high?
I'll take a C6 Z06 for $50K........tops.
And for 50k, it had better have over 400 to the wheels.
If not, I can just pick up a used C5 Z06, add all the bolt-ons, and blow the new C6 off the road...
for at least $20k less.
I hope the new Z06 has a 427ci motor and offers at least 450/450 to the wheels.
For that, I would pay $50k.
I enjoy my 2002. I only paid 39K after incentives. I would have felt ripped off if I had paid anywhere near sticker for it. The quality is just not there. If GM has improved the quality with the C6, then I would might pay $47 for a coupe. I guess I just expect more for $50. If these pics of the c6 are the real deal, from what I can see, its freakin sweet. I just hope the quality is better.
I do like the color, kind of a bloodred.
Since I enjoy the GM discount, I will not buy a C6 until dealers do GMS. The other problem is mods. It will be a few years before we see mods for the C6. As with the C5, I am certain I will have issues with the C6 stock calibration. GM likes to cut corners and is too conservative IMO.
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