ArcticC7

even the radio looks simalar.

http://www.autoblog.com/2013/03/26/2...ime-talk-show/

michaelinmech

Give it a rest already - parts are parts - it the sum of the parts that make up the car, not one ****, bulb or vent . . . . .

BlueOx

Huh? You know the old 2012 ZL1 had the same hood venting, right?

LT1V8

LS7 and Carbon Brakes on a Camaro , A/C isn't standard either. They had better make a C7 like this.

ArcticC7

Well its just that I would rather have a Cadillac radio in my $70K sports car instead of a Camaro radio. Don't ya think?

Toilets

If this car comes in well under the c7 in price, GM might be in trouble.

Now, there is a potential of not 1 but 2 camaros that can out run a c7 in its own game (road course) AND this car has an option of carbon ceramic brakes!

WaxWeekly

I would love a track edition of the Corvette. I would love to see the ACR gang really work for every track record they want.

I would never buy it, because I want a track-capable GT car, not a track car that can drive on the street if you have to.

VRYALT3R3D

Camaros are ok? But discussion of the Viper is no good. Odd.

Mike Mercury

there is an "other cars" section on CF.

WaxWeekly

There are tons of details that actually make the radio do its job. The faceplate doesn't really affect sound quality...

If you know this, then you're saying you want a radio that looks like it's in a 70k car. You can completely remove the radio and put in a fancy expensive looking faceplate.

michaelinmech

Respectfully & Frankly & since you asked,

I think you already went on record advising everyone to not purchase a new 2014 C7 due to the problems and issues you had with a new Corvette 17 years ago . . . . . told folks they would spend their time doing nothing but going back to the dealer for recalls and problems

I think you just bought a new C6 . . . . . but spend a lot of time in the C7 section aggitating

I think a Cadillac radio or a Camaro radio is a mute point cuz you ain't buying a C7 . . . .

Don't mean to be rude, but you asked . . . .