Comparison the z to a vette

BrianMSmith

I am no longer lusting for a vette - or any other car, now that I own the Z - satisfied customer. I do love the quality of the Z interior, and the refinement of the steering and handling. These are the most important things for me. I miss the torque and connection to the engine that I had in my Camaro SS - in the Z the engine feels too disconnected from the driver, and like others have posted - the clutch in the Z is aweful, no feel whatsoever and it's not smooth. The Z is absolutely devastating on twisty canyon and mountain roads, due to the steering and refinement of the chassis - I doubt there is any car at any price that could do much better.

Zsteve

I wouldnt bet on that if I were you. At any price the Z will get killed by high end cars meant for sports driving.

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Robert_Nash

What is your definition of "high end"?

What is your definition of "sports driving"?

Those aren't rhetorical questions; the definitions make a difference.

There are plenty of "high end" cars (and I would suggest that all likely cost considerably more than a Z) that will do some things better and in some cases, do some things much better than a Z but so what???

If someone has the the money for a GT-R or a ZR1 or perhaps a Lambo or Ferrari or GT2 then they, by all means, they should go out and buy them and enjoy them but comparing them to a Z that costs thousands (sometimes tens and sometimes hundreds of thousands) less seems rather pointless.

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