C8 already influencing the industry
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C8 already influencing the industry
A couple of weeks ago we had a great talk with one of the forum members about new ME cars being developed in order to keep up with the C8. Here is one them that has been mentioned before. This Ferrari is the one that is bigger than the 488. Expect the debut very soon.
https://andoniscars.blogspot.com/201...-spied-in.html
About the ME AMG, Jag, Aston Valhalla and the others we will get back later on.
https://andoniscars.blogspot.com/201...-spied-in.html
About the ME AMG, Jag, Aston Valhalla and the others we will get back later on.
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Yes. I can see it.
Its disgusting that a company like Ferrari would resort to copying and he same black tarp “ look” of the C8 ! I am sure the GM engineers spent copious amounts of time developing that cloak of neutrality tarp technology. Disappointing!
Its disgusting that a company like Ferrari would resort to copying and he same black tarp “ look” of the C8 ! I am sure the GM engineers spent copious amounts of time developing that cloak of neutrality tarp technology. Disappointing!
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Ok...
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How dare Ferrari start making ME's only after Chevy did
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until now.
they had to react on this. they were just very undecided, because they are (secretly?) working on 4 parallel models, even on an entry level. just imagine how they feel after knowing that there is a company that can produce significantly more affordable products that are (almost) on par with theirs. and they see that writing on the wall, since this company is going to come out with the most efficient layout known to any sportscar. they have to act. their project started just before the 488 came out, right after the 458.
and they are not alone with this feeling. more manufacturers are actually waiting to see the C8. yes, all eyes are on the C8 right now. (probably they are on this very forum as well) we believe that the C8 is going to influence the entire market. we DO know that it will be a game changer. and we are not alone with this feeling and knowledge. in the background the engineers are working day and night on their mid-engine "answers" that are in various stages, not just Ferrari, Aston, AR, Jag, but also AMG, Lotus, BMW, Porsche, Audi just to name a few of them that are already trying to defeat the next gen Corvette.
we have sources in various places and they all tell the same thing. everyone is watching the Nurburgring, the VIR, they try to get as much information as possible regarding the C8 before launch. the fact is, the competition of the C8 is not even on the roads yet. they are yet to come out. ask anyone who is "deep insider" they can confirm this.
until know they were relatively safe, Corvette was FE, wasn't really a threat. now they know the storm is coming.
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A couple of weeks ago we had a great talk with one of the forum members about new ME cars being developed in order to keep up with the C8. Here is one them that has been mentioned before. This Ferrari is the one that is bigger than the 488. Expect the debut very soon.
https://andoniscars.blogspot.com/201...-spied-in.html
About the ME AMG, Jag, Aston Valhalla and the others we will get back later on.
https://andoniscars.blogspot.com/201...-spied-in.html
About the ME AMG, Jag, Aston Valhalla and the others we will get back later on.
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please do not be upset, they are in the position where the world used to revolve around them.
until now.
they had to react on this. they were just very undecided, because they are (secretly?) working on 4 parallel models, even on an entry level. just imagine how they feel after knowing that there is a company that can produce significantly more affordable products that are (almost) on par with theirs. and they see that writing on the wall, since this company is going to come out with the most efficient layout known to any sportscar. they have to act. their project started just before the 488 came out, right after the 458.
and they are not alone with this feeling. more manufacturers are actually waiting to see the C8. yes, all eyes are on the C8 right now. (probably they are on this very forum as well) we believe that the C8 is going to influence the entire market. we DO know that it will be a game changer. and we are not alone with this feeling and knowledge. in the background the engineers are working day and night on their mid-engine "answers" that are in various stages, not just Ferrari, Aston, AR, Jag, but also AMG, Lotus, BMW, Porsche, Audi just to name a few of them that are already trying to defeat the next gen Corvette.
we have sources in various places and they all tell the same thing. everyone is watching the Nurburgring, the VIR, they try to get as much information as possible regarding the C8 before launch. the fact is, the competition of the C8 is not even on the roads yet. they are yet to come out. ask anyone who is "deep insider" they can confirm this.
until know they were relatively safe, Corvette was FE, wasn't really a threat. now they know the storm is coming.
until now.
they had to react on this. they were just very undecided, because they are (secretly?) working on 4 parallel models, even on an entry level. just imagine how they feel after knowing that there is a company that can produce significantly more affordable products that are (almost) on par with theirs. and they see that writing on the wall, since this company is going to come out with the most efficient layout known to any sportscar. they have to act. their project started just before the 488 came out, right after the 458.
and they are not alone with this feeling. more manufacturers are actually waiting to see the C8. yes, all eyes are on the C8 right now. (probably they are on this very forum as well) we believe that the C8 is going to influence the entire market. we DO know that it will be a game changer. and we are not alone with this feeling and knowledge. in the background the engineers are working day and night on their mid-engine "answers" that are in various stages, not just Ferrari, Aston, AR, Jag, but also AMG, Lotus, BMW, Porsche, Audi just to name a few of them that are already trying to defeat the next gen Corvette.
we have sources in various places and they all tell the same thing. everyone is watching the Nurburgring, the VIR, they try to get as much information as possible regarding the C8 before launch. the fact is, the competition of the C8 is not even on the roads yet. they are yet to come out. ask anyone who is "deep insider" they can confirm this.
until know they were relatively safe, Corvette was FE, wasn't really a threat. now they know the storm is coming.
Two totally different buyers expecting two totally different ownership experience.
No Ferrari owner is cross shopping Corvette Vs. FERRARI.
Now I think you will find many Ferrari owners purchase a C8 if it comes with a true DCT and DOHC technology.
The purchase will not replace the Ferrari but will ad a mid engine with supercar levels of performance for a reasonable price.
Most will then use the C8 as a daily or car that they don't have to concern them self with enormous depreciation by piling up the miles in the C8.
I think you find many Ferrari guys appreciate the Corvette for what it is and what it performance capabilities are.
I don't think the average Corvette guy appreciate what a Ferrari is and what make it a super car aside from just it's performance capabilities .
In fact on Ferrari chat anytime the Corvette is discussed it's always in a positive light.
On CF it seems many have bad things to say about Ferrari.
I chalk that up to folks who own Corvettes but have never driven a Ferrari or really taken the time to appreciate the old world craftsmenship blended with the latest technology.
That what makes a Ferrari a super car.
I love and appreciate my Corvette SC757 for what it is but I also love and appreciate my 458.
Two great cars but could not be any different from one another.
I think the C8 will be a great car. But it in noway will be cross shopped or comparable to a Ferrari.
The material alone separate the 2 cars as being vastly diffrent.
GM will give us a near super car performance level but on a budget that most middle class guys or gals can afford at 100k.
Ferrari does not have to concern themselves with material cost as a well option 458 / 488 are 300k plus and many approach 400k plus.
GM cannot be asked or expected to compete at price 200k to 300k less. It's just not possible aside from performance levels which GM will give us that on a budget and that speaks volumes for how great the CORVETTE team of design and engineers are.
Truly world class. I am excited to see the C8 and will most definitely add one to my garage.
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All due respect but I don't think Ferrari give's a **** about what they're doing with the Corvette
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Ferrari is not watching or concerned about the release of the C8.
Two totally different buyers expecting two totally different ownership experience.
No Ferrari owner is cross shopping Corvette Vs. FERRARI.
Now I think you will find many Ferrari owners purchase a C8 if it comes with a true DCT and DOHC technology.
The purchase will not replace the Ferrari but will ad a mid engine with supercharged levels of performance for a reasonable price.
Most will then use the C8 as a daily or car that they don't have to concern them self with enormous depreciation by piling up the miles in the C8.
I think you find many Ferrari guys appreciate the Corvette for what it is and what it performance capabilities are.
I don't think the average Corvette guy appreciate what a Ferrari is and what make it a super car aside from just it's performance capabilities .
In fact very rare that on Ferrari chat anytime the Corvette is discussed it's always in a positive light.
On CF it semi many have bad thing to say about Ferrari.
I chalk that up to folks who own Corvettes but have never driven a Ferrari or really taken the time to appreciate the old world craftsmenship blended with the latest technology.
That what makes a Ferrari a super car.
I live and appreciate my Corvette SC757 for what it is but I also live and appreciate my 458.
Two great cars but could not be any different from one another.
Two totally different buyers expecting two totally different ownership experience.
No Ferrari owner is cross shopping Corvette Vs. FERRARI.
Now I think you will find many Ferrari owners purchase a C8 if it comes with a true DCT and DOHC technology.
The purchase will not replace the Ferrari but will ad a mid engine with supercharged levels of performance for a reasonable price.
Most will then use the C8 as a daily or car that they don't have to concern them self with enormous depreciation by piling up the miles in the C8.
I think you find many Ferrari guys appreciate the Corvette for what it is and what it performance capabilities are.
I don't think the average Corvette guy appreciate what a Ferrari is and what make it a super car aside from just it's performance capabilities .
In fact very rare that on Ferrari chat anytime the Corvette is discussed it's always in a positive light.
On CF it semi many have bad thing to say about Ferrari.
I chalk that up to folks who own Corvettes but have never driven a Ferrari or really taken the time to appreciate the old world craftsmenship blended with the latest technology.
That what makes a Ferrari a super car.
I live and appreciate my Corvette SC757 for what it is but I also live and appreciate my 458.
Two great cars but could not be any different from one another.
I believe I may have been misunderstandable (?). not the Ferrari drivers, or forums are watching the C8, but people in Maranello (and not only, also Zuffenhausen, Affalterbach, Gaydon etc) . it is not about the current Corvettes, this is only about the C8. they probably know something I don't
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Looks like a pretty nice C8 ME design.
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please do not be upset, they are in the position where the world used to revolve around them.
until now.
they had to react on this. they were just very undecided, because they are (secretly?) working on 4 parallel models, even on an entry level. just imagine how they feel after knowing that there is a company that can produce significantly more affordable products that are (almost) on par with theirs. and they see that writing on the wall, since this company is going to come out with the most efficient layout known to any sportscar. they have to act. their project started just before the 488 came out, right after the 458.
and they are not alone with this feeling. more manufacturers are actually waiting to see the C8. yes, all eyes are on the C8 right now. (probably they are on this very forum as well) we believe that the C8 is going to influence the entire market. we DO know that it will be a game changer. and we are not alone with this feeling and knowledge. in the background the engineers are working day and night on their mid-engine "answers" that are in various stages, not just Ferrari, Aston, AR, Jag, but also AMG, Lotus, BMW, Porsche, Audi just to name a few of them that are already trying to defeat the next gen Corvette.
we have sources in various places and they all tell the same thing. everyone is watching the Nurburgring, the VIR, they try to get as much information as possible regarding the C8 before launch. the fact is, the competition of the C8 is not even on the roads yet. they are yet to come out. ask anyone who is "deep insider" they can confirm this.
until know they were relatively safe, Corvette was FE, wasn't really a threat. now they know the storm is coming.
until now.
they had to react on this. they were just very undecided, because they are (secretly?) working on 4 parallel models, even on an entry level. just imagine how they feel after knowing that there is a company that can produce significantly more affordable products that are (almost) on par with theirs. and they see that writing on the wall, since this company is going to come out with the most efficient layout known to any sportscar. they have to act. their project started just before the 488 came out, right after the 458.
and they are not alone with this feeling. more manufacturers are actually waiting to see the C8. yes, all eyes are on the C8 right now. (probably they are on this very forum as well) we believe that the C8 is going to influence the entire market. we DO know that it will be a game changer. and we are not alone with this feeling and knowledge. in the background the engineers are working day and night on their mid-engine "answers" that are in various stages, not just Ferrari, Aston, AR, Jag, but also AMG, Lotus, BMW, Porsche, Audi just to name a few of them that are already trying to defeat the next gen Corvette.
we have sources in various places and they all tell the same thing. everyone is watching the Nurburgring, the VIR, they try to get as much information as possible regarding the C8 before launch. the fact is, the competition of the C8 is not even on the roads yet. they are yet to come out. ask anyone who is "deep insider" they can confirm this.
until know they were relatively safe, Corvette was FE, wasn't really a threat. now they know the storm is coming.
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Amazing the responses you are getting. There are many Vette owners that own Ferraris. That means that there are many Ferrari owners that also own Vettes. I've owned both also Porsche. I have buddies that own both cars plus others. Sports car aficionados abound. There are new materials and manufacturing methods that have not been employed on production cars before. It will be cheap to produce plus it will be strong and light. The money Corvette will save will be directed toward fit and finish. If you go to the Porsche and Ferrari factories, you will see Corvettes.I saw 4 Vettes at the factory when I took delivery of my Porsche. Do you know that every race series in the world, including F1 learns from NASCAR. Big 'ol pushrod engines turning at 9500 RPM with over 900 HP lasting 7 hours. Tires running constant high Gs at 200 mph. The C8 is going to sock to 'em big time. The American way, my friend.
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Ferrari - not; Porsche - definitely!
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