Rented a C7 Stingray convertible - very impressed
#21
I tried all of the different modes. From the responses, it seems likely it was going into the gas saving 4 cylinder mode.
Just wondering, if you disengage the fuel saver, what kiind of gas mileage are you getting. I was getting roughly 18-19mpg on 50/50 city/highway driving.
Thanks again for all of the responses
Just wondering, if you disengage the fuel saver, what kiind of gas mileage are you getting. I was getting roughly 18-19mpg on 50/50 city/highway driving.
Thanks again for all of the responses
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I tried all of the different modes. From the responses, it seems likely it was going into the gas saving 4 cylinder mode.
Just wondering, if you disengage the fuel saver, what kiind of gas mileage are you getting. I was getting roughly 18-19mpg on 50/50 city/highway driving.
Thanks again for all of the responses
Just wondering, if you disengage the fuel saver, what kiind of gas mileage are you getting. I was getting roughly 18-19mpg on 50/50 city/highway driving.
Thanks again for all of the responses
As already started, your comment as to the A8 C7 you drove not having much power is odd, as if anything, the A8 should be more responsive than the M7, not less. As the M7 can't be shifted as fast as the A8. My A8 shifts like lightening behind the 460hp.
Last edited by Kevin A Jones; 02-16-2019 at 10:22 AM.
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In conclusion, I loved the car. There is something about a shiny red corvette that just makes me smile and driving it made me smile even more. When I am ready to purchase I think I will go for a 2lt or 3lt manual convertible. I am still not sure about the color yet, but that torch red seems to be at the top of my list.
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[QUOTE=eseibel67;1598862927]C7 convertible is motoring bliss. It just feels so right.
Could not agree more! Just waiting for the snow to melt, roads to dry, and warmth to arrive