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I get it. I raised my eyebrows when I saw the number of weights hanging off the GT350.

Whoa. I’m very interested in your impressions of that car. My wife nearly got an Evora before she decided on a C7 Grand Sport.

The largest displacement flat plane crank engine ever. It is incredible. https://www.motortrend.com/news/2023-chevrolet-corvette-z06-flat-plane-crankshaft-tech/

Rally weather!

It sounds great.

I’m with you. I really want to like the way it looks, but zip, zilch. The C7 grew on me, so maybe….

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My cars are right behind yours Elliot.

I suggest putting a couple of clear, stick on buttons on the lower edge of the screens to prevent them from rubbing on the door.

Thanks. I hope that isn’t the problem.

I’m not a European car aficionado, but I want a GT3 Touring. I tried to buy one new, but it was an Oliver Twist “more porridge please” moment. Blech.

Thank you. This car has been so trouble free over thousands of miles and 15 years of ownership that I’m surprised when something does break.

The rotary knob controlling the vents started acting up within the last several years and wouldn’t activate the defroster. Now it won’t activate any vent other than the dash vents. What’s the latest news on repair or replacement?

Man, we all love to speculate don’t we? Maybe his insurance lapsed and he was embarrassed to admit it. I’m defending a half a dozen or so clients in various lawsuits who had insurance coverage that lapsed. Some of them are very expensive administrative errors.

Whoa. That’s odd.

No one knows the guy’s claim history. That wreck may have been the final straw…

^This.

Good question. I’ll give you two great pieces of advice. First, patience is a virtue. Second, he who hesitates is lost. Seriously, if the GT really means something to you and you intend to keep it, you’ll never regret buying one sooner rather than later, even if that means paying an inflated...

With the sealed connectors that are now used, you’d be surprised how many of the electrical parts would be salvageable. I’d be interested to know if any water got in the headlights.

We seem to be living in a financial fantasyland. Prices for everything are out of whack. I get cold calls daily for multi-family properties with offers yielding ridiculously low cap rates. There is a lot of domestic and overseas money floating around looking for a place to land.