Have you owned a Stingray and now have a GS?
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12-22-2017, 02:36 PM
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difference on the track is night and day. Difference on the street is nominal.
16 Z51 to 17 GS
Actually, my 16 had ARM that worked below 16mph. GM took that away for some stupid reason I can't fathom.
16 Z51 to 17 GS
Actually, my 16 had ARM that worked below 16mph. GM took that away for some stupid reason I can't fathom.
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12-22-2017, 02:37 PM
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12-22-2017, 02:43 PM
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I had a base 2014 Stingray first and now own a 2017 GS. I wouldn't go back. Better ride, better on the track, and better appearance. Move on up! 
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I intentionally bought an '18 Stringray to minimize all the "stuff" I could; things others are more than happy to pay extra for, I'd pay to avoid! 
(I got two, yes 2, options--black wheels and black badges, all of the latter I removed but the front and back "crossed flags.")
(I got two, yes 2, options--black wheels and black badges, all of the latter I removed but the front and back "crossed flags.")
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