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Those VQ motors were amazing
Get the extended warranty!
Chevy Corvette Among Least Reliable Cars, Says CR
The 2022 Chevy Corvette has been ranked as one of the 10 least reliable cars on the market today by non-profit consumer organization Consumer Reports.
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you already mentioned the 370z and brz, I would be waiting a year to check out the new Nissan Z. It’s supposed to retain stick shift option as well.
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I have absolutely no love for the modern Z's (nor any modern Nissan except the GTR). I haven't driven one so maybe there is magic behind the wheel. There are cars with less practicality. You could easily use a Z as a year round dd if you wanted.
From the cdn forum, there's been 1 transmission replaced on a '20, or '21 (i forget).Get the extended warranty!
Chevy Corvette Among Least Reliable Cars, Says CR
The 2022 Chevy Corvette has been ranked as one of the 10 least reliable cars on the market today by non-profit consumer organization Consumer Reports.
The early units didn't have proper amts of fluid. This gets taken care of during the 1st l.o.f.
No issues reported so far on any '22 that's been delivered.
Your Consumer Reports link is speculation.
Anything can be "potential".
With regard to the 2022 Chevy Corvette specifically, Consumer Reports identified the engine, transmission, drive system, paint, and trim as potential problem areas.
Consumer Reports is just plain terrible. I cannot understand how anyone can view them as a reputable source of information.
I like the concept but in practice, I agree with you. Even where they do testing, it is almost solely focused on performance out of the box. The vast majority of people value longevity over performance in the first week and CR does very little to address this. The rankings based on surveys are laughable. You self-select a group of people (those that pay for CR), then from within that group, people self-select whether to reply to the survey. It's hard to find a mechanism that is further detached from a random sample (at least CR probably has a reasonable geographic distribution but in most other metrics I suspect those replying fit in a narrow demographic).
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I know people say not to believe everything you read on the internet, but when it comes to understanding known/potential problems, there's no better place to go than an internet forum full of like-minded enthusiasts who probably spend way too much time in/under their vehicle as well as on their keyboards.
I absolutely love the Z370...one of my 'attainable dream cars' ...
I think I've helped push out at least 2 or 3 in my lifetime from snow...drivers were still on summers during surprise snowstorms.
Buddy had one and loved it...his plate was something along the lines of 'WNTAV12'
Loved that car, those were the old glory Nissan days when they actually made good cars. Maxima, Sentra SE-R, even the "hardbody" Pathfinder back then was a standout vehicle
Their current line up and product is atrocious. The Skyline can only carry them so far.
based on what?
Looks mint, is it the twin turbo?I loved the interior of my 1990 300ZX. It and the original NSX's were so timeless they wouldn't look out of place in a brand new car today. Can't say the same at all for the later Z models.
Have the same steering wheel on my '93 240SX, minus the Z badge.
Something for everyone, all in one (nearly new) car.
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Non-turbo based on the lack of boost gauge in the left dial. Those are just pics I grabbed off Google since I don't have any of my own (which was a 2+2).
Oh sweet baby Jesus…..thank you for me being not able to afford this….
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