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Old 07-09-2008, 05:36 PM
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Default 40% off at Hertz rental car includes Corvette ZHZ
Go to Hertz Use CDP# 1652960

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i was like WTF...40% of the cars at hertz are corvettes? they i realized...you meant
"40% of f at Hertz rental car includes Corvette ZHZ"
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Sorry fixed it.
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um the things to do with a rental vette. its only $100 a day
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Make sure to get that insurance. I think the vette is only available at airport locations though.
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Are they manual or only autos?
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Corvette ZHZ features a paddle-shift automatic transmission and 6.2-liter engine with plenty of reserve power for passing. The Corvette ZHZ also features a dual-mode exhaust system, magnetic selective ride control with "tour" and "sport" settings for a customized ride, and specific 18-inch front and 19-inch rear chrome seven-spoke performance wheels.
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Alright, so I priced it out, and it's just over $150/day after all the fees and insurance (that adds about $50).

The kicker: you are limited to 100 miles/day and is 23 cents every mile over that.

I was seriously considering it until I saw this.
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Is there any option so you can pay ahead for extra miles?
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Thanks, I'll let you know how she drives. Already booked for next weekend!
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What size rims can you fit on that thing? 16s?
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyBry

The kicker: you are limited to 100 miles/day and is 23 cents every mile over that.


thats a lot of 1/4 mile passes
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Anyone know how to disable the odo on the vette?
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I'm sure if you can do it to new BMWs you can do it to a vette. Could be wrong though.
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Originally Posted by brynnda
thats a lot of 1/4 mile passes
~50 miles would be consumed just getting to/from Irwindale, ~15 to/from Fontana.

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Is there any option so you can pay ahead for extra miles?
I didn't see any.
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Thats what trailers are for, or some aftermarket wiring
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Originally Posted by Almostryan3
Thats what trailers are for, or some aftermarket wiring
Yeah, I'd have to be the wiring option since it would probably be cheaper to pay the 23 cents a mile on the car vs. the fuel cost to trailer it.
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyBry
~50 miles would be consumed just getting to/from Irwindale, ~15 to/from Fontana.



I didn't see any.


make it a group purchase, 1 of us has a trailer, haul it to the track and let everyone take turns. like a gang bang. ozzy will give us pointers.
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Originally Posted by Almostryan3
I'm sure if you can do it to new BMWs you can do it to a vette. Could be wrong though.
theres a sensor on the trans i think & you just unplug it & the odo doesnt work after that i know that works on f-bodys.
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I don't think its that easy. Or else every f-body would have low miles
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