Ctsvs I think were still marked up bad, but was one I listed for a bit.
Was a 2 door or a 4 door fastback
Winter, wife, and as just a commuter, I just don't like them completely day in and day out. Enjoy a stick on special occasion, but really only love manual on bikes which works different and you can slip the clutch all day with no concern.
I can't think of a vehicle that gives you more bang for the buck across both the base and Z06, in any generation. In order to appeal to a younger crowd, and not just be an old man sports car, it's been Chevy's marketing strategy to make the Vette the best price for performance for as long as I have been paying attention.
I’ve got like 2 dozen more options if the budget allowed up to $100k. Tough to get big power/torque and avoid American cars in the 40-60 range.
It’s definitely a performance bargain. But, also requires skill and respect because they will murder you if you aren’t capable and alert.
Anther tiny space of the jag is awd more forgiving though I never really came near in trouble with the GT mustang, no corvette for sure.
Maybe this isn’t as exciting, but any B58 powered BMW or the 5th gen Supra. Power, fun, and livable.
If you follow close enough, you might get a free mower (or two)!
Lol retard stopped repling to me with some even dumber shit, and then I talk to another Jag dealer in the town who was able to confirm CPO and that they can sell me an extension etc. If I was more petty I'd call back the first and be like fire this dumb fuck or send him to the Kia dealer.
I'd love to try a B58 car, Savagegeese etc wont stfu about them. But I dont know BMW well enough to say oh this and that model might be in my range etc. Supra I kinda like, though sounded like just as bad or worse than a c7 for being easy to fuck up. I am being a retard probably and picky about wierd stuff, but I'm scared that unless it's just as retarded as brash jag I'll feel it falls short like the decked out mustang was. (I'm sure I'd love a GT500 though but current gen is out of my reach and cost sensibility anyways)
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