Originally Posted by keegs54

well i pick up my new 2019 long beach red lt2 kalahari interior chrome wheels a8 thursday at macmulkin. cant wait, driving it back to ct. good weather window if you see me wave, ill be the guy in the right lane doing 40 with flashers on so nothing happens

Originally Posted by rcharrison1

Bought the exact same color combinations/options from Kerbeck a year ago. Hope your trip home goes better than mine went. After picking up the car and leaving Atlantic City, the skies opened up so bad we couldn't see the road ahead. Onstar gave us some erroneous directions and I still don't know where we were in N.J. - still couldn't see the road. Made it to our motel in Delaware - no thanks to Onstar. Coming down I-95 the next day (we live in N.C.), trying to vary the speed to properly break in the car for the 1st 500 miles, we'd pass a truck, get passed by the same truck(s) numerous times. Came thru D.C. just prior to rush hour. No sooner cleared the D.C. traffic , ran into a 3.5 hour backup on I-95. Later found up there were 12 tractor trailers and 19 cars in an accident. Sat on I-95 for 3.5 hours in 90 degree heat. One or two more minor issues prior to finally arriving home about 6.5 hours later than expected. But as they say, any landing you walk away from is good landing! But since then, nothing but good experience with the new Vette. The week after we got home, my Corvette club went to Nashville for a week. Rained all the way there. On the way back, we came up the Blue Ridge Parkway and ran into light snow - that was fun with summer tires. Experiencing every scenario imaginable the 1st week with this Vette, everything since then has been very tame. At least I found out quickly what to expect in every road condition.

Originally Posted by jimmbbo

Excellent choice! Bought the same car in August with M7...
The MacMulkin crew was great to deal with... Almost like they'd done this before

Originally Posted by at7000ft

Glad you made in home ok. Other than bad weather that is the main issue I would have driving a new car 2000 miles away back home, engine break in. Guess if you stayed off the interstates, never used cruise control and drove only 2 lane roads you would kind of naturally change speeds and stop and go often enough. And in some cases look for a chevy dealer after 500 miles for that first free oil change.