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I haven't got this mag yet but I saw it at work the other day. Is it just more or does the corvette look more and more like a ferrari/lambo?? Anyways.. .I think it looks awsome.
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I swear now, that the Corvette will be the death of the Chevrolet nameplate. They spend WAY too much time on that car, and not the cars that really make their share of GM's cost. Maybe if they spent a little more time on their other cars, the Monte Carlo would still be alive.
1995 Pontiac Firebird
2008 Chevrolet Silverado LT Crew Cab 4x4
I swear now, that the Corvette will be the death of the Chevrolet nameplate. They spend WAY too much time on that car, and not the cars that really make their share of GM's cost. Maybe if they spent a little more time on their other cars, the Monte Carlo would still be alive.
True, but I would include our precious camaro and other concept vehicles in which GM advertises but does not or may not even produce! (ie I saw a commerical for the Volt concept! why?!?!)
Put the time and $$$ into the current line-up
However, I would say Chevy's line-up is the most competitive it has been in recent years
The commercial for the Volt concept is a commercial to show everyone that GM is working on vehicles for the future that lessen our dependence on foreign oil, not really and ad for the car itself, so I really don't include that.
As for this line-up being competitive, I beg to differ on that one. The cars are bland, over-priced, and need some work.
1995 Pontiac Firebird
2008 Chevrolet Silverado LT Crew Cab 4x4
I saw one going down the highway and it looked pretty sharp
as for bland, I think GM has alot more character than alot of manufactures (ford, chrysler, even honda and toyota IMO)
my 2 pennies
GM, yes, Chevrolet nameplate, no. I think Pontiac has the really sharp cars right now. Buick IMO isn't too bad, and Caddy is doing well with the CTS and DTS. I just think Chevy needs to get better at their styling, better interiors, body lines, more vibrant looks. Too bland....
1995 Pontiac Firebird
2008 Chevrolet Silverado LT Crew Cab 4x4
yes... they do look similar but more on topic... i could deal with a corvette like that.. :D, im not sure about the mid engine or AWD... seems like to big of change...so does the second picture.. with the red
I think Pontiac has the really sharp cars right now. Buick IMO isn't too bad, and Caddy is doing well with the CTS and DTS. I just think Chevy needs to get better at their styling, better interiors, body lines, more vibrant looks. Too bland....
But I thought Pontiac was now out-sourcing it's work, and then just restyling the body in their image...?
Hello every one, ozzy here ive been looking at this page for weeks now finally joined. So my question is why is it that every turbo build forum just ends...
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