2lt vs 3lt interior
Pro
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The 3LT is definitely worth it for people who think upgraded materials are worth it. Yes, even in black. Maybe you all don't notice high-end black leather on the dash, doors, and instrument panel, but I do.
The price is much less than what you would pay for the same materials on a German car -- a real bargain.
There's nothing wrong with being happy with the non-upgraded materials, but that's just not how I roll.
The price is much less than what you would pay for the same materials on a German car -- a real bargain.
There's nothing wrong with being happy with the non-upgraded materials, but that's just not how I roll.
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Interesting comparisons as I too was wondering what the differences are in the various trim levels. I stopped by Hendrick Chevrolet in Merriam, KS this morning and picked up a dealer brochure. Going to start planning what I want - should be ready to buy in about a year.
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From: Oceanside NY
I changed my order from black 2lt to red 3lt on an arctic white after I saw them in person and was able to compare.... What a relief it is to be able to see them before my order went through. I love the options chevy provided on a first year run....I know I am going to love it whenever the trains decides to deliver it (should be built this week).
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Joined: Nov 2013
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From: Springfield PA
The 3LT is definitely worth it for people who think upgraded materials are worth it. Yes, even in black. Maybe you all don't notice high-end black leather on the dash, doors, and instrument panel, but I do.
The price is much less than what you would pay for the same materials on a German car -- a real bargain.
There's nothing wrong with being happy with the non-upgraded materials, but that's just not how I roll.
The price is much less than what you would pay for the same materials on a German car -- a real bargain.
There's nothing wrong with being happy with the non-upgraded materials, but that's just not how I roll.
Eric
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From: Georgetown TX
Getting my thoughts together for a 2015. I would definitely pop for the 3lt (pricewise) if it were not for the NAV (garbage IMO). I'm on my 2nd C6 (with 3lt/NAV) and just simply won't own another vette w/ NAV....
