Jay Leno Garage: Corvette Stingray first look by Leno
1/23/13, 08:37 PM
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Jay Leno Garage: Corvette Stingray first look by Leno
The C7 Corvette debuts on Jay Leno Garage:
http://www.corvette7.com/?p=180
Some misinformation in there, but still the car sounds good and digital gauges are cool.
http://www.corvette7.com/?p=180
Some misinformation in there, but still the car sounds good and digital gauges are cool.
1/24/13, 05:31 PM
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The dark side doesn't seem that bad.
Not exactly Highland Green but very, very tempting!
Not exactly Highland Green but very, very tempting!
1/24/13, 05:34 PM
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The dark side doesn't seem that bad.
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Not exactly Highland Green but very, very tempting!
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Not exactly Highland Green but very, very tempting!
1/24/13, 05:42 PM
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I am just considering probable options as a retirement present.
The next Pony better be fantastic, otherwise...
The next Pony better be fantastic, otherwise...
1/24/13, 05:44 PM
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1/24/13, 06:06 PM
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The C7 has a few negatives for my taste.
Push button start, push button e-brake, digital gauges. My wife's Explorer is like that and I am not particularly fond of it. It seems the last true remaining resemblance to the old muscle cars is the present generation Mustang, so we shall soon see whether Ford applies the trend on the upcoming Mustang. My guess is it will.
On to the future, I guess.
Push button start, push button e-brake, digital gauges. My wife's Explorer is like that and I am not particularly fond of it. It seems the last true remaining resemblance to the old muscle cars is the present generation Mustang, so we shall soon see whether Ford applies the trend on the upcoming Mustang. My guess is it will.
On to the future, I guess.
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1/24/13, 06:30 PM
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The C7 has a few negatives for my taste.
Push button start, push button e-brake, digital gauges. My wife's Explorer is like that and I am not particularly fond of it. It seems the last true remaining resemblance to the old muscle cars is the present generation Mustang, so we shall soon see whether Ford applies the trend on the upcoming Mustang. My guess is it will.
On to the future, I guess.
Push button start, push button e-brake, digital gauges. My wife's Explorer is like that and I am not particularly fond of it. It seems the last true remaining resemblance to the old muscle cars is the present generation Mustang, so we shall soon see whether Ford applies the trend on the upcoming Mustang. My guess is it will.
On to the future, I guess.
I do like the digital stuff since I'm younger
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1/25/13, 07:36 AM
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1/25/13, 10:27 AM
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1/25/13, 12:06 PM
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I'm warming to it......I love the front end, but the rear is still too Camaro-like for me. I'd like to see them side by side.
The interior is nice and the sliding NAV screen is a cool feature......but there are still some nasty looking switches and buttons dotted around the steering column.......almost a scatter gun approach
The interior is nice and the sliding NAV screen is a cool feature......but there are still some nasty looking switches and buttons dotted around the steering column.......almost a scatter gun approach
1/25/13, 01:44 PM
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