Article: 5 reasons the new Corvette will stay an old man's car

[GaBoy25]

Originally Posted by Stingray

Good point and agree... just keep in mind, that 10-20K+ dumped into C5's is usually over the course of time... unless they have diamonds like yours!

will be fast enough for the normal person.

Hahaha blood diamonds. Nah seriously...those damn tweezers are sharp as a mofo

[DallasMike]

Originally Posted by malave7567

I'm 24, and as Blue Menace put it, a "DINK" household. In the very near future, a lot of changes are going to happen in my situation, and a C7 could be a conceivable option in a year or two. Then again, I guess I'm one of the "lucky" ones in my generation that decided for a education/job in the engineering/designing field (I'm a drafter/designer with 2 years of engineering under my belt as well) instead of psychology/other-not-in-demand-major.

And I absolutely love this C7... I will probably make it a reality after making a house a reality. That hasn't happened yet because of knowing I have to move soon.

Modifying is an addiction. No matter what the price of the car.

[imported_bolteon593]

you guys may be surprised by how many of the mid to late 20's types are out there that can afford this car.


regardless, even if it is; guess i'll be the odd man out at 27.

[GaBoy25]

Originally Posted by bolteon593

you guys may be surprised by how many of the mid to late 20's types are out there that can afford this car.


regardless, even if it is; guess i'll be the odd man out at 27.

Nah 28 here

[imported_bolteon593]

Originally Posted by GaBoy25

Nah 28 here

it's alright, you're in South Georgia. far enough away from san diego.

[GaBoy25]

Originally Posted by bolteon593

it's alright, you're in South Georgia. far enough away from san diego.

A different world indeed

[Stingray]

Originally Posted by GaBoy25

A different world indeed

Sounds like the country called Miami.

[proxemics]

29 here

[GaBoy25]

Originally Posted by Stingray

Sounds like the country called Miami.

Your not joking. I was traumatized and mesmerized all at the same time.

Sensory overload

[rosenbergm]

26 here

[Abstrak]

Most people this generation that make a decent living are in a technological field, marketing, upcoming lawyers and doctors. Or they may be doing odd ball jobs like under water welding, oil rigs etc etc. That being said Im 31 I was going to wait til the 6th gen Camaro came out in a few years to buy another coupe. I just literally fell in love depending on dealership allocation and MSRP this will be in my garage late 2013 early 2014 for sure. I'll be that young old man lol

[CamaroHutch]

31 Here. I pre-ordered a 2010 Camaro SS in 2009. Had a baby in 2012 and traded that in for an 2012 LTZ Avalanche (Easier getting the car seat in and out). I miss that car so much. I want one of these so bad... Not practical at all, but I don't care. Just gotta talk the wife into it

[Stingray]

Where there's a will there's a way...

I'm on the road of impracticality... got rid of an AMG sedan (beast!) and a versatile SUV (7-seater)... got a SS and a Boss... and sooner or later this C7. Not bad of a trade-off though... the way I look at it, I got rid of 12 seats and in return I will eventually have 6 seats for adults and 4 seats for small ones. A sum of all parts. :fish: :madgrin:

[GaBoy25]

Originally Posted by Stingray

Where there's a will there's a way...

I'm on the road of impracticality... got rid of an AMG sedan (beast!) and a versatile SUV (7-seater)... got a SS and a Boss... and sooner or later this C7. Not bad of a trade-off though... the way I look at it, I got rid of 12 seats and in return I will eventually have 6 seats for adults and 4 seats for small ones. A sum of all parts. :fish: :madgrin:

Its nice to even have a reason to do that kind of math