Serious question about c7 designers...
01-21-2013, 12:07 PM
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Unless you've done 162 at Talledega, your opinions have no weight around here. I only own one Vette at a time, and maxed out merely in the 130's at Pocono. Clearly have yet to achieve sufficient credibility to comment.
To the folks who actually tried to answer the OP. Thanks. Interesting to speculate that some of the design team had some "learning experiences" before producing the stunning C7.
01-21-2013, 12:07 PM
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assume the renderings and pictures are 100%
???
01-21-2013, 12:11 PM
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I dont believe in personal attacks here .
01-21-2013, 12:12 PM
#44
When the Jalponic renderings came out , most people that saw them did not like them .
They said "please don't let that be the new corvette" .
The same people are now loving it .
The Jalpopnic renderings are dead on . I know I have spelled Jalponic wrong but you know what im referring to
They said "please don't let that be the new corvette" .
The same people are now loving it .
The Jalpopnic renderings are dead on . I know I have spelled Jalponic wrong but you know what im referring to
If they have changed their minds it is likely because they finally saw some real three-dimensionality to the car and that makes all the difference. Real lighting, real proportionality, real texture and shaping.
01-21-2013, 12:21 PM
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there are no personal attacks. "quote" their exact words before you accuse someone of that.
The pics & renderings (although they could of been completely accurate) don't represent the car when using your own two eyes - looking directly at one.
One still might not like it in person though; but the car did present itself differently in person.
The pics & renderings (although they could of been completely accurate) don't represent the car when using your own two eyes - looking directly at one.
One still might not like it in person though; but the car did present itself differently in person.
01-21-2013, 12:22 PM
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01-21-2013, 12:24 PM
#48
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I agree
It shouldn't be locked .
How else will GM know how people really feel about their product if people can't post without fear of attack or being banned .
Is the C7 section supposed to be just A big love fest with no opposing views ?
It should be a free open discussion with both sides being heard .
Stop censoring the negative posts.
They will die of natural causes . The car just came out , lets hear what they have to say .
I like to hear both sides .
It shouldn't be locked .
How else will GM know how people really feel about their product if people can't post without fear of attack or being banned .
Is the C7 section supposed to be just A big love fest with no opposing views ?
It should be a free open discussion with both sides being heard .
Stop censoring the negative posts.
They will die of natural causes . The car just came out , lets hear what they have to say .
I like to hear both sides .
as long as posts are civil then let people voice their dis/pleasure about the car. That being said I think in the next 2 yeas they will change the a$$ end of the C7 making the first two model years collectible. 
01-21-2013, 12:26 PM
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01-21-2013, 12:27 PM
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St. Jude Donor '13
But Peters was also a big part of the C6, a very different looking car.
01-21-2013, 12:27 PM
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01-21-2013, 12:33 PM
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01-21-2013, 12:34 PM
#54
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I agree
It shouldn't be locked .
How else will GM know how people really feel about their product if people can't post without fear of attack or being banned .
Is the C7 section supposed to be just A big love fest with no opposing views ?
It should be a free open discussion with both sides being heard .
Stop censoring the negative posts.
They will die of natural causes . The car just came out , lets hear what they have to say .
I like to hear both sides .
It shouldn't be locked .
How else will GM know how people really feel about their product if people can't post without fear of attack or being banned .
Is the C7 section supposed to be just A big love fest with no opposing views ?
It should be a free open discussion with both sides being heard .
Stop censoring the negative posts.
They will die of natural causes . The car just came out , lets hear what they have to say .
I like to hear both sides .
the constant complaining is getting old....
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