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Good summary:
Final thoughts?
So yes, we're adding another superlative-laden review of the C7 to the pile. Quite frankly, once you've driven this car, you'd be hard pressed to blame us for it. The C7 is exactly what a Corvette should be. It is not a sports car which requires excuses. It is not crude, and it is not a technologically archaic vehicle which seeks to make up for its shortcomings with an over abundance of horsepower. It is, in short, a new benchmark for sports cars.
So yes, we're adding another superlative-laden review of the C7 to the pile. Quite frankly, once you've driven this car, you'd be hard pressed to blame us for it. The C7 is exactly what a Corvette should be. It is not a sports car which requires excuses. It is not crude, and it is not a technologically archaic vehicle which seeks to make up for its shortcomings with an over abundance of horsepower. It is, in short, a new benchmark for sports cars.
