That's akin to playing the wait and see game with video cards or pretty much anything else. I'm looking to purchase (or order) in June when I'm settled in after the move.
If your going to get a Vette - wait and see if the 2015's will come with the 8spd Auto - significantly better than the 6spd they currently have.
As stated earlier - Z51 is a must for resale.
Meh, looks like every other 4 door jellybean on the planet to me. In fact, it looks a lot like the current Nissan Altima IMO.
While I like both the Volvo and the BMW... this isn't a fair competition. If you don't need the practicality that the Volvo brings, and you can afford the C7... you get the C7. Neither of the other two cars will touch it as far as performance is concerned (and you still get a damn nice interior).
The price isn't really a factor because all three cars cost within 2k of each other. When I ask all my friends about the Corvette they kinda laugh and say I'm a little young for a mid-life crisis, say they'll get me a pair of Corvette embroidered driving gloves, etc.
The price isn't really a factor because all three cars cost within 2k of each other. When I ask all my friends about the Corvette they kinda laugh and say I'm a little young for a mid-life crisis, say they'll get me a pair of Corvette embroidered driving gloves, etc.
And when they ask for a ride or, gasp, can i drive it, make sure you tell em hell no it's way too geezer for you.
vette gloves, embroidered mats, license plate covers, and keyrings always welcome. xmas is easy with a corvette.
Get a set of the llyod's mats. They are freaking awesome. Nicest mats I have ever seen. And yah corvette are a little mid-life crisisy, but they are freaking awesome cars. The demographic also means the insurance is dirty cheap for that type of car.
How long do the plan on owning the car?
<5 years = C7
>5 years = Volvo
I get the impression that a Volvo will stay nice longer than the C7 will. Chevy had to save costs somewhere...
How long do the plan on owning the car?
<5 years = C7
>5 years = Volvo
I get the impression that a Volvo will stay nice longer than the C7 will. Chevy had to save costs somewhere...
Edmunds estimates the stingray will be $12,773 over 5 years to insure.Insurance on the C7 is still double the BMW or Volvo.
Edmunds estimates the stingray will be $12,773 over 5 years to insure.
The volvo s60 t6 (not sure if the special edition affects this) $6922
The bmw wasn't specifically listed, but I put in a 335 coupe, but no M package. Close as I could get. $12,463.
So the C7 is pretty much the same as the BMW. The volvo is really cheap though.
Also check out
http://learningcenter.statefarm.com/auto/vehicle-rating.html
Corvette is A's across the board.
I have a friend who had a Volvo. He said the newer ones are junk, always in the shop. I really see nothing special about this car.
Holy crap! My Ducati doesn't cost anywhere near that to insure even with full coverage.
Hell, combined, my motorcycle, 2 cars, homeowners and life insurance don't cost that much.
Holy crap! My Ducati doesn't cost anywhere near that to insure even with full coverage.
Hell, combined, my motorcycle, 2 cars, homeowners and life insurance don't cost that much.
Insurance on the C7 is still double the BMW or Volvo.
$60k sports car versus $7k duc? You can't be serious.
Bikes are cheap to insure because they're cheap. They can't easily kill other people. I don't know why I have to explain this.
And that equates to what, $250 a month? That's peanuts for a sports car. And if all your insurance doesn't add up to $250 a month then you either have easily replaceable stuff or live in the boonies.
That was for a chicagoland zip code. God knows what assumptions they are making on the driver. With insurance YMMV. Just showing relative cost.
Have you checked? That's surprising. Corvettes are generally one of the cheapest sports car to insure. I pay about $650 a year to insure my C6.
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Why so angry bro?
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As the years go on, you get more negative and judgmental in ATG where it's really out of place.
I'm not sure what insecurities you have that cause this, but I'm not the only one that's noticed it. Read your posts in this thread.
Have you checked? That's surprising. Corvettes are generally one of the cheapest sports car to insure. I pay about $650 a year to insure my C6.
That doesn't seem right. I've had an a4 and a 328 and both were around $13-1400 a year...
I don't think it's much different to get a coupe either.