Any Ford GT looks modern and exotic, I love them all.The Ford GT has nice body lines and has aged quite well. Funny, to date I have never owned an American car...........
Talking about the C8 I posted a few seconds after your comment. As far as the C7 goes I love it, I put 40 000km in 2.5 summers. Now over 80 000km. I do a lot of accelerations, I'm already on my 3rd set of tires. I drive it every night, do groceries and do road trips on the weekends. I replaced the HMI (infotainment module $800), the actuator that locks the fuel doors (under warrantee worth $85), RPM speed sensor (under warrantee), starter $287, battery.I steered clear of American cars up to this point because reliability was uneven at best. American cars were well made eons ago but not of late. I know wanting a C8 is a bit of a gamble.......
That is reassuring to hear about the C7. I know there are some bugs that had to be worked out of the C8, and hopefully by the time I get mine it will be trouble free.Talking about the C8 I posted a few seconds after your comment. As far as the C7 goes I love it, I put 40 000km in 2.5 summers. Now over 80 000km. I do a lot of accelerations, I'm already on my 3rd set of tires. I drive it every night, do groceries and do road trips on the weekends. I replaced the HMI (infotainment module $800), the actuator that locks the fuel doors (under warrantee worth $85), RPM speed sensor (under warrantee), starter $287, battery.
The funny thing the parts are 1/4 the price of my old 4runner! It's incredible how inexpensive the parts are.
It won’t be as easy as thatI went to a car show this weekend and wow this race edition of the C8 looked good. It's tempting to get myself an allocation for a Z06
I looked that thread over in the past, and given the C8 has been out for a few years hopefully they have been able to address many of the issues.![]()
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If there’s issues, one has to look at the overall failure rate. If the C8 has 50,000 in circulation and other exotics only have 10,000 those failures could actually have a lower rate of failure. Then one has to figure that every major city in America has a dealership that can service the warranty. Plus, as stated, repairs are cheaper.I looked that thread over in the past, and given the C8 has been out for a few years hopefully they have been able to address many of the issues.
There are good dealerships out there whether GM or Lamborghini but it can take time ferreting them out. I wish I had better luck in Texas with both GM and Lamborghini. I am on the list for the C8 at MSRP in Kentucky and you guys know my Lamborghini dealership is in Charlotte North Carolina.........I am the automotive equivalent of the traveling man.There's 3-4 dealers in the area but I've had very bad experience with 3 of them from trying to purchase a car at one place or getting repairs done under warrantee from the other two. Not all dealers are bad but I didn't have any luck yet.