millennials
you do realize who is running the show at GM? and most other large F500's right? It's not zomgwtfbbq "millennials" ...
people will be paying 25%
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millennials
people will be paying 25%
I 99% agree with you...except for Corvette. I'd still drive one of those.As a life long GM guy, I'm really disappointed with what's become of GM. They learned nothing from the near death experience the company had in 2008. There isn't a single product I would go out and buy, which is stunning considering the awesome stuff they were putting out 15 years ago.
Isnt the 2019 vette mid engine now?I 99% agree with you...except for Corvette. I'd still drive one of those.
Yup. Debuts next month. AND.....this is going to piss off some folks......the ECU from what I've heard is supposed to be locked....I.e., no tune changes! There will likely be a workaround, but how easy it will be, who knows.'19 is still front engine. C8 is supposed to be mid.
Someone will figure it out. I bet the mid engine is a performance monster, itll catch on just like fuel injection eventually did with hot rodders.Yup. Debuts next month. AND.....this is going to piss off some folks......the ECU from what I've heard is supposed to be locked....I.e., no tune changes! There will likely be a workaround, but how easy it will be, who knows.
If Mexico doesn't get their act together by October, people will be paying 25% more for those Blah-zers. Don't think GM wants that.
As a life long GM guy, I'm really disappointed with what's become of GM. They learned nothing from the near death experience the company had in 2008. There isn't a single product I would go out and buy, which is stunning considering the awesome stuff they were putting out 15 years ago.
The C7 is a great car but it's a bit too gadget laden and the styling doesn't do it for me. Next it will be mid-engine and that's not a Vette, to me. There are lots of older Vettes I'd rather have: 55, 62, 69, 82 (resto-modded).I 99% agree with you...except for Corvette. I'd still drive one of those.
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