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carsismeZ06 · 06-17-2008, 01:48 PM

Four-fifths of me likes it, but the other fifth doesn't because it isn't naturally aspirated like all of the other 'vettes were, but oh well...

The real question is do you buy a 638 horsepower, 205 mph, $103,000, carbon-fibered out coupe, OR do you buy a 600 horspower, 202 mph, $185,000 (plus a Z06, which you can find a good used one for 60-65,000) carbon-fibered out car which you can go 202 mph in with the top down? Sure, the obvious choice is the ZR1, it's faster and cheaper, but the C6RS has all of the C6.R racing goodies like a waterfall style hood, dark grey BBS wheels, louvers on the fenders, and a Corsa-induced, terrifying exhaust note.

Which one would I buy? Well that's east, i'd go with the ZR1 anyday...

06-17-2008, 01:48 PM	#7
carsismeZ06 Corvette and Camaro lover Drives: 2010 Camaro...some day... Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Ohio Posts: 983	Four-fifths of me likes it, but the other fifth doesn't because it isn't naturally aspirated like all of the other 'vettes were, but oh well... The real question is do you buy a 638 horsepower, 205 mph, $103,000, carbon-fibered out coupe, OR do you buy a 600 horspower, 202 mph, $185,000 (plus a Z06, which you can find a good used one for 60-65,000) carbon-fibered out car which you can go 202 mph in with the top down? Sure, the obvious choice is the ZR1, it's faster and cheaper, but the C6RS has all of the C6.R racing goodies like a waterfall style hood, dark grey BBS wheels, louvers on the fenders, and a Corsa-induced, terrifying exhaust note. Which one would I buy? Well that's east, i'd go with the ZR1 anyday... __________________ Last edited by carsismeZ06; 06-17-2008 at 03:15 PM.