ZL-1
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Used; roomy and comfortable; fuel efficient.
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Extra inch of legroom by changin the front seatback design; 2014 Implala-inspired front end (i.e. new bumper and hood). Personally I'd change the dash board as well, as I don't really like it, but I don't think GM will go for that.The more I see the pics of the 2014 Corvette, the more I like it
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At 1st glance, the only think I don't like are the vents next to the tail lights. EDIT - Probably the 1st Corvette ever that doesn't look that good in red... Looks like darker colours suit the design better...- 49 replies
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House Of The Rising SunThe tail lights are interesting; the rest of the car is pretty conservative; the fish-mouth grille is becoming overdone.Is the 4-cyl used in the Thai Colorado or is it the VM engine that never was (i.e. the one GM was co-developing for the CTS and that Chrysler uses in the Lancia Thema and the Euro Grand Cherokee)? Yes this is the one in the Thai Colorado, it is the more powerful of the two available. 250HP/406LBS getting in the 30's for mileage if I am reading the overseas spec right. Cool! It's torquey for sureIs the 4-cyl used in the Thai Colorado or is it the VM engine that never was (i.e. the one GM was co-developing for the CTS and that Chrysler uses in the Lancia Thema and the Euro Grand Cherokee)?MK-I; MK-II; etc. would make for an interesting naming progression, and one based on MK as Mrk something... That would be Alhpanumerics with a connection to Licoln's past prosperityThat would be quite an interesting proposition: offering both a purely American muscle-car Corvette and a more internationally flavoured one...Rear end looks a bit weird on the b&w drawings; I'd rather wait to see the whole car as these unconnected bits we've seen so far can turn out to be a cohesive design... 2014 Corvette debut is Jan 13th, right?3.6TT is a nice surprise; I was expecting a lower displacement (3.0L to 3.2L) in order to increase block strength. If GM met durability requirements with a the larger displacement engine, then great. Cadillac will benefit image-wise from this engine IMHO.- 26 replies
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