Diiference between 2023 and 2024 Z06?
Can any of you folks educate me on the differences between the 2 years?
I had a rumor regarding the UDV - Reconfigurable Color Cluster & Drvr Info Display, 12" being updated. Regards. |
Besides new colors and cosmetics, there are a number of new safety items including auto high beam headlights, following distance, forward collision alert, lane assistance, and automatic emergency braking. The big difference is the Google designed infotainment system eliminating the GM guidance system. The 2024 has a totally new infotainment display system.
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All 2024 Corvettes also have the new soft-close front trunk feature.
Here's a 9-second clip of how it works that I made from someone else's video: https://www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxIug...A2fTIBnt8yHqqi |
Also price increase for the 24 and no more 5K GM rewards.
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:iagree: The price :(
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Combining price increases with the discontinuation of the $5K in GM rewards, it's over a $12,000 push year to year. Bummer. :bs
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Originally Posted by RussM05
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Besides new colors and cosmetics, there are a number of new safety items including auto high beam headlights, following distance, forward collision alert, lane assistance, and automatic emergency braking. The big difference is the Google designed infotainment system eliminating the GM guidance system. The 2024 has a totally new infotainment display system.
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Forward emergency braking sucks. If you disable the braking part and only leave the alert you get a constant amber alert on the instrument cluster. Lame.
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Or it sucks until it works and saves the front of the car. Then its pretty damn cool.
"I'm in favor of progress, it's just change that I don't like..." Mark Twain |
Originally Posted by international blue
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Or it sucks until it works and saves the front of the car. Then its pretty damn cool.
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I abhor Auto Emergency Braking. It was so sensitive to activate in my Land Rover Defender that I got rid of the car because of it. Not joking. And you could disable it but it might last an ignition cycle or two and then it was back.
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Originally Posted by combatninja
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I abhor Auto Emergency Braking. It was so sensitive to activate in my Land Rover Defender that I got rid of the car because of it. Not joking. And you could disable it but it might last an ignition cycle or two and then it was back.
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Originally Posted by combatninja
(Post 1607231456)
I abhor Auto Emergency Braking. It was so sensitive to activate in my Land Rover Defender that I got rid of the car because of it. Not joking. And you could disable it but it might last an ignition cycle or two and then it was back.
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Originally Posted by combatninja
(Post 1607231456)
I abhor Auto Emergency Braking. It was so sensitive to activate in my Land Rover Defender that I got rid of the car because of it. Not joking. And you could disable it but it might last an ignition cycle or two and then it was back.
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Originally Posted by Irpilot
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This one at least stays off but it shames you via amber symbol on the cluster. It makes it look like there's something wrong with the car. 😡
My truck sometimes alerts me, "pre-collision" :willy: I am like, no, I meant to do that... :smash: |
is the nav screen smaller ?
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Originally Posted by /Bear/
(Post 1607230472)
All 2024 Corvettes also have the new soft-close front trunk feature.
Here's a 9-second clip of how it works that I made from someone else's video: https://www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxIug...A2fTIBnt8yHqqi |
Originally Posted by burtonbl103
(Post 1607231897)
is the nav screen smaller ?
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...f2c0b610b.jpeg This was taken close to the screen. At the normal driver distance, almost impossible to read. Obviously, the new Google designed system wasn't tested by the senior managers. |
Originally Posted by Irpilot
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Reading is hard these days.
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One thing that really sucks about AEB is if you're trying to pass a slow vehicle on a 2-lane road with traffic. The proper technique in a quick car like a Corvette is to leave a large gap, anticipate your opportunity and then accelerate rapidly behind the vehicle and close the gap and prepare to overtake. If you have a car with intrusive AEB, it will cut in and damn near make you crap your pants if you left it on. I've had it happen.
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