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Originally Posted by astrochex
Styling is enough for me to say no.
It does not scream Corvette, but a cobbling of Camaro, Ferrari, and NSX. The Corvette is no longer unique. Interior is too busy too. Looks like it would be a nightmare if anything went wrong inside.
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My son and I both noted those two models. I don't recall which exotic he thought it resembled but it wasn't Ferrari.
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Originally Posted by ramonesfreak
Something that also fits into the thought process if I’m to be honest, putting my issues with looks aside, I’m not interested in being one of thousand on the highway. I like being the only vintage 911 in town. Not because I wanna be noticed but because I like special things whether cars guitars or whatever. There’s nothing special about a corvette. It’s like my Cherokee around here. Every other car is a Cherokee or a corvette. For a DD truck I don’t mind. For my fun car, I’m not interested in being a part of the herd where the only thing unique about your car is your aftermarket rims and exhaust
And yes Geronimo the new 911 (922) has cup holder and I’m sure you can stuff golf clubs in the back and I’m positive the new 911 would blow the doors of this corvette without blinking, in every category. And should the 911 lose to it in a drag race, who cares. That’s not performance in my opinion. Any car can be made to go fast in a straight line. It’s the other stuff that wins races and makes driving fun
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That's part of the conversation my brother and I were just having about it. I said it will never reach the iconic level of the 80's 911 simply because there will be more of them out there. It'll become sort of "ho hum"