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Racer
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 262
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From: Des Moines WA
I do have to say however, that the LS3 is noticeably quicker than the LS2. I've been impressed.
Specs on the new one I just picked up, 3LT, Z51, NPP, NAV, and polished aluminum wheels.
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Racer
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 424
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From: Redmond Washington
You're not kidding! I had lunch with a friend last week, and we took his car out of the garage. Could not believe how big they were!
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From: Issaquah WA
No, not another Z06. I considered it, but I really don't get out to the track. Combined with no option for removing the roof, the Z just wasn't the right choice for a daily driver.
I do have to say however, that the LS3 is noticeably quicker than the LS2. I've been impressed.
Specs on the new one I just picked up, 3LT, Z51, NPP, NAV, and polished aluminum wheels.
I do have to say however, that the LS3 is noticeably quicker than the LS2. I've been impressed.
Specs on the new one I just picked up, 3LT, Z51, NPP, NAV, and polished aluminum wheels.
HUD, and the 2008 upgrades would be really nice. But I'm saving up for a Cobra replica!
