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Being the eternal optomist, I went to the golf course, hoping to play today, but mother nature had other plans. Came home and parked the car outside. When the rain stops I'll wipe it off and put it back in. And no, Corvettes don't melt. Of course my wife decided to park hers outside so I now have 2 cars to wipe down....on my 15th anniversary.
I'm not to sure about that melting thing. I went to school with a guy who had a friend whos brother knew this girl, whose boy friend knew this guy that had a vette that melted! And that's the twuth !!!!!!!!!!!!:roc k:
Half the fun of driving in the rain (or letting it sit outside in the rain) is wiping her down afterwards!
I was very impressed with the handling in Weather mode. I tested the nannies a few times and they won't let you get into trouble. Much better than my 2014 base model. The traction was really good. And now I know how to use the windshield wipers.....
Didn't know it rained in Arizona. Bet you're liking that.
Yep, we get about 8-10 inches per year, mostly during monsoon season. And of course it rained on the day I planned to play golf. But I have another 335 days of sunshine to play.
07-24-2017, 01:38 PM
Nope...they don't melt....
