Comparing 2LT vs 3LT Stingray
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Visually the 3lt leather looks somewhat better. The sail panels and other interior panels have a suede looking covering on them. I've had both and for me the 2lt works better. I did get the pdr,mylink, etc. My 15z was 3lt my 19 2lt.
I have black interiors in both so the difference would be more noticeable with a different interior.
I have black interiors in both so the difference would be more noticeable with a different interior.
Last edited by badhabit_wb; Feb 14, 2020 at 03:07 PM.
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IMO NOTHING that comes with the 3LT is worth $4000.00. Beside a fair amount of 3LT dashboards suffer delamination. Who wants to get stuck with that major problem.
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Could it be you got a 3LT interior and are trying to rationalize spending 4 grand?
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Top on the list for me was 3LT and I'm absolutely not trying to rationalize anything. I have always thought the inside to be more important than the outside since I'm sitting in it and others are only looking at it. I have never felt the need to impress others so when buying the car I planned to spend hours sitting in the choice came easy. The NAV was also something I wanted so adding it to a 2LT package cut the difference between the two a good amount.
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Just picked up a new 2019 w/3LT. I had a 2LT '17. I wouldn't pay $4K for it, but I got the new one for over $30K off sticker so no complaints here. The leather is nicer for sure......I had the grey interior in both. Funny thing.....my '17 had a horrible chemical smell for about 1.5 years. This new has none of that odor. Maybe it's the better leather? I don't know. Sure looks and feels good, though.
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A lot of 2LTs are optioned to the 3LT minus the leather trim. In my case that was a preference and a decision I’m glad I made. The term “worth it” can only be made by the buyer. It’s worth it to most 3LT buyers and most likely “not” to a well optioned 2LT buyer. Next someone will be on here about Z51 vs GS, it’s all relative to the buyer’s preference.
Last edited by ShadowB; Feb 15, 2020 at 09:23 AM.