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http://www.gtspirit.com/2013/09/14/v...ng-in-germany/

Shaka

I'm really impressed how this car is being promoted. I know of no other car in history that has had this much effort put into its introduction. I'm not talking about post advertising.
I also thought that it was a rebodied C6 and was amazed that the C7 was so thoroughly revised.
All the stuff in it is amazing for the price or even excluding the price. The effort of the Corvette team is actually mind boggling and it keeps on getting better. It's not just a sales job, the product can do the damn job. Imaging what the C7 will be in 5 years? What about the budget? This Vette was not cheap to do despite the claims of GM's dire financial position.
I hope this bodes well for GM in General. Scuse he pun.
Cadillacs and Corvettes. My God, what kind of cars are these?
What's good for GM is good for America.
OK, the back. One thing about Corvette. They leave so much for the after market boys to explore at all levels.
Corvette also encourages it and assists the best in the business. what other car company does this?
The only part that has been lacking is the sales departments.
The local Corvette dealer knows nothing about the C7.
They don't talk passionately about it. This is the dedicated Corvette salesman I'm talking about.
Fortunately, the car sells itself.
I don't think the sales team has the ability to convert Porsche or Viper guys and girls to Corvettes. They are simply not car guys.
We should have a sticky that acknowledges the best Corvette dealers with reports submitted by CF members.
An appropriate questionnaire that we can produce must be answered by the competing dealers and reports submitted to CF and the dealers with grades. Corvette customers can raise the game to support the Corvette factory team.

Shrike6

I've bought both my C6 'vettes from Dave Salvatore at Kerbecks. He knows Corvettes, how to order, and knows how to make a good deal.
He's my go to Corvette guy.