I feel like Block crashes every fucking race.

Analysts are wrong. Plug-in hybrids will rule, and for good reason. Initial cost is the same. They're faster. They have torque (electric motors). Gasoline is cheaper. Tax credits. Better fuel economy. And they are a viable transition to fully electric vehicles.

No manual no care.

Just to be sure

The Z06 is 80K. It absolutely does not compete with 300K supercars with active aero, active hydraulic suspension, and individual wheel brake control like the 650S.

No that's the previous Nismo 370Z.

The old front end was so much cleaner.

Can the new Z06 take on the 650S and the 458 Speciale?

So they took a 1/3rd hit relative to 1st quarter net earnings. That's pretty substantial for all the people whining.

Forced induction doesn't really count as it acts as increased displacement.

They're going to get fined.

300/15000 as noise? On official sales records? Data doesn't work like that.

No.

"Underneath, the front suspension is stiffer and the rear shocks have been retuned..."

"...to modify the brake lamp wiring harness. Corrosion in that harness could lead to the brake lamp failing to illuminate, as well as failure of the cruise control, traction control, electronic stability control and panic braking assist"

Ford Mustang Ecoboost sDrive23is Coupe EfficientDynamics

The Germans introduced this idea, then went so far in the opposite direction that their new cars are well-rounded and competent to the point of dullness.

I know. But I'm a risk-averse human so that was enough to sway me away. Traded it in on a Civic Si and haven't looked back.