ZL1 Carbon
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ZL1 Carbon
Since the recent Z06 Carbon was introduced ive heard rumors on the ZL1 Carbon. Input on this?
http://www.topspeed.com/cars/chevrol...-ar118930.html
http://www.topspeed.com/cars/chevrol...-ar118930.html
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Not sure why the SS badging (and I agree here, it was slapped on everything to try to make a buck), is brought up, this ZL1 will easily outperform the original. Not to disgraceful IMO. Having said that, the original ZL1 was an ultra-limited car (only 69) so if you mean by using that nameplate on a higher production volume car than the original, I can agree there.
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Not sure why the SS badging (and I agree here, it was slapped on everything to try to make a buck), is brought up, this ZL1 will easily outperform the original. Not to disgraceful IMO. Having said that, the original ZL1 was an ultra-limited car (only 69) so if you mean by using that nameplate on a higher production volume car than the original, I can agree there.
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Every other car? I'm only aware of the Z06 Carbon which has proven it's value as a package on the track.
So a lighter, more capable "carbon edition" ZL1 isn't exactly what everyone on the forums has been asking for? Last I checked, the enthusiasts want a lighter car to compete with the Shelby.
Not sure why the SS badging (and I agree here, it was slapped on everything to try to make a buck), is brought up, this ZL1 will easily outperform the original. Not to disgraceful IMO. Having said that, the original ZL1 was an ultra-limited car (only 69) so if you mean by using that nameplate on a higher production volume car than the original, I can agree there.
So a lighter, more capable "carbon edition" ZL1 isn't exactly what everyone on the forums has been asking for? Last I checked, the enthusiasts want a lighter car to compete with the Shelby.
Not sure why the SS badging (and I agree here, it was slapped on everything to try to make a buck), is brought up, this ZL1 will easily outperform the original. Not to disgraceful IMO. Having said that, the original ZL1 was an ultra-limited car (only 69) so if you mean by using that nameplate on a higher production volume car than the original, I can agree there.
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what i ment by comment was pretty much what you said in bold. Im just tired of seeing the same old cookie pressed options on all of gm's sports cars ie camaro, v's series, corvette. It would be cool to have differnt engine options all the way down to gear ratios and so forth. We all know that wont happen. All in all I just want to see something thats actually new, instead of sharing the same options as all the other sports cars gm has to offer