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It has been 10 years since my last Corvette (2002 Z06) and I am thinking of purchasing a 2015 Z51 manual. It wont be a daily driver but I want to drive it a lot more than just on the weekend. I sat in one and was surprised with the lack of headroom. I don't recall it being an issue with my past vettes. Otherwise I think GM did a great job with the overall look, fit and finish of the car.
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Originally Posted by Vette_17
It has been 10 years since my last Corvette (2002 Z06) and I am thinking of purchasing a 2015 Z51 manual. It wont be a daily driver but I want to drive it a lot more than just on the weekend. I sat in one and was surprised with the lack of headroom. I don't recall it being an issue with my past vettes. Otherwise I think GM did a great job with the overall look, fit and finish of the car.
I'd wager the seat wasn't adjusted properly. The drivers seat in the C7 is adjustable in ways my C6 wasn't. I can drive for hours in the C7 without my back killing me. Not so in my C6.
C7 inches (mm): Head room, front 37.90 (963) Shoulder room, front 55.20 (1402) Hip room, front 53.70 (1364) Leg room, front 43.00 (1092)
C6 inches (mm): Head room, front 37.70 (958) Shoulder room, front 55.20 (1402) Hip room, front 53.70 (1364) Leg room, front 43.10 (1095)
C5 inches Headroom, front 37.8" Shoulder room, front 55.3" Hip room, front 54.2" Leg room, front 42.7"
Thank You for the stats. Sat in another one yesterday. Headroom was better than the one I sat in before. Maybe seat wasn't all the way adjusted. Just need to sell my current ride which is proving to be diffifcult