GrandC7

Must have been a defective one or a Quality audit...still not happy.

Kracka

If anything, it's probably a good thing! It likely means the QC was extra intensive so the car should be in better than average delivery condition.

jagamajajaran

I would ask the dealership to confirm with the plant the miles that it had on it when it left the plant. If they confirm, then you'll know that your car was scrutinized heavily as a randomly selected unit (two per day selected) for their Global Customer Audit. This is a four hour process where the car is tested and inspected under heavy scrutiny and anything that is not right is corrected. It's a benefit that I would select if I could and may have saved you some post-delivery frustration. Best wishes! Enjoy your new Grand Sport!

AFVETTE

My 2014 Stingray had 24 miles on the odometer (I was there observing the offload) and then noticed a lady named Judy paired her iPhone to the car and left it.

So that confirmed my car was selected for the QA, but 80 miles, that's a bit much.

stingraymyway

Warranty starts when you sign the paperwork, date and milage recorded. My C7 had 50 miles on it when I got it.

robert miller

But still seems a little high Most of them are in the 20 to 50 miles that I have seen are looked at.. I am talking off the truck to the dealership.. But may have took it over to the track to run it around a few times now that the track is open..

mtaxman

Hmmmmm....NCM Motorsports Park is across the street and a 3 mile lap...could have wandered over there for some 25 or so hot laps ; )

Z06NJ

wow that does sound like a lot of miles for inspection.


See if there are any goodies captured in the PDR by any chance

C7Joy

Only 420 more miles to complete the break-in. If there was some extra quality work and verification, you can bet that the car is better for it.

tennblkc6

looks like somebody has had 80 miles of smiles

N2TU

My first day manufactured 2017 GS had 8 miles....

GrandC7

Yea I really don't mind if BG put on the miles but the dealer would be another story.

Garret

if it was the last one on the truck, maybe the truck driver took it for a spin...LOL J/K...80 is better than 800.

Larry/car

Use the miles to your advantage. Ask your dealer for a few dollars off purchase price. In any event, those miles will just melt in with your own and in a few weeks/months they will be forgotten.

richelu

There will not be anything to look at on the PDR unless they left the SD card in the slot.

4thC4at60

I laugh a lot at threads like this....

...picked up a new C5 in Dallas for a buddy who lived in San Diego and drove it to him. When he got the car it had 2,300 miles on it. It had 3 when I picked it up. Did he get a new or used car?

dvilin

You can spend a lot of time trying to find out how it got the 80 miles on it, or you can get behind the wheel and pile up some miles of your own. The 80 miles will soon be forgotten.

kp

Figure it had a few miles on it when new and 150 or so dragstrip passes and you have 80 miles

If the car was new and had all the plastic on the inside and had 80 miles who cares, warranty should start at 80 miles.

Jmcdude

My biggest concern would be is that yellow warning indicator, (pre 500 miles) on the tach still there indicating that no one rev'd it beyond 4500.

GrandC7

How do you check that? The warning bars are still there.