Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3457317)

C6 was bleh.

it was a massive step up from the dreadful C4/C5

however the C7 is what a vette should be. they finally made it from real materials rather than a ton of plastic. hence why it's finally getting respect. prior to this it was just a big engine and plastic.....that's it lol it was really worth 20k for the engine the rest was just the left overs from the impalas and Malibu's.



i mean the avg age of vette owners is up there but i have friends mid-late 20s with a C7 too. my one friend totaled his mustang.........and then went bought a 2015 C7 and the day after he picked it up put a supercharger on it lol

Originally Posted by mishuko (Post 3457323)

he must be attracted to ditches :bowrofl:

Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3457324)

see i would continue with that but for once it was not the mustangs fault. we were cruising to get food and some dude in front of him mashed on the brakes with taillights out and my buddy had no chance oh stopping before hitting him.

but i do love mustang bashing so please lets continue :tiphat:

Originally Posted by mishuko (Post 3457330)

oh I was referring to your friend being an incompetent driver :(

I take that back.


on another note, I think we will see something similar to the 370 in the near future. speculating that we will get a 2019 400z (looking like a toned down nismo with the W grill lines and such) and then 2020 for the 50th anniversary refresh bs.

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3457145)

I get the same stuff from every dealer in the Tri State. :shakes head:

A guy I work with bought a C7 vette. He's 55 yrs old. All the new vette's that I see are driven by old farts. Think it's empty nesters that now have money to spend on themselves.

Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3457331)

that's just too far off for me.

I'm an impatient person and an impulsive buyer.

3 years? i'll be in a new car by then.

Originally Posted by LA370z (Post 3457341)

You mean AARP members that are making the most out of the years they have left? :driving:

Originally Posted by mishuko (Post 3457342)

meh I'm keeping mine until the bottom rusts out or the engine blows :ugh2:

plus I really like the NA engines. well I'm only saying that because I don't have boost.

Originally Posted by LA370z (Post 3457341)

You mean AARP members that are making the most out of the years they have left? :driving:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3457353)

I could of had a Ferrari 458, but instead I bought a $325,000 class A motorhome. :shakes head:

Originally Posted by LA370z (Post 3457341)

You mean AARP members that are making the most out of the years they have left? :driving:

Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3457359)

If you can't tell I'm one of the "Old Guys" and you can just try and keep and keep up with my old slow a$$, power hungry, mid age crisis, young girl lovin, Sugar Daddy and AARP discount gettin MFn self!!!:tiphat:

Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3457357)

yeaaaaaa i still think you made the wrong choice there lol

i would have went the other way personally but then again I'm not really an RV type person. :tiphat:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3457368)

Yea, if I didn't remarry at the age of 57. There could have been a 458 sitting in my garage. :rofl2:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3457368)

Yea, if I didn't remarry at the age of 57. There could have been a 458 sitting in my garage. :rofl2:

Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3457369)

at that point i may have reevaluated and still gone with the 458 lol

Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3457359)

LOL, you don't see young guys in most sports cars with a price point of $100K... why, you don't have the money to buy toys like that and you should be spending money on your children if you have them. Save and invest your money so when you are older you can play with the big boys and enjoy the golden years. If you can't tell I'm one of the "Old Guys" and you can just try and keep and keep up with my old slow a$$, power hungry, mid age crisis, young girl lovin, Sugar Daddy and AARP discount gettin MFn self!!!:tiphat:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3457368)

Yea, if I didn't remarry at the age of 57. There could have been a 458 sitting in my garage. :rofl2:

Originally Posted by Ghostvette (Post 3457379)

:iagree:



Don't get me wrong, marriage is a great and wonderful thing..... however.... just not for me...:bowrofl: