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It does come in silver, get out your checkbook they are $75K

The Indy edition comes in silver?

 

You know , I can see the salesman saying " Look how cheap! A supercar for only a few grand more than a Tahoe!"

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Oh thought you meant just a z28

 

 

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Question, at redline in manual mode, does it bounce off the limiter or treat you like your stupid and shift for you?

 

My 6 trusts its driver, its a little touch I love, let's you know your in control. PLEASE tell me Chevy didn't botch that. They have been doing so good lately. The Malibu facelift, the Stingray, the SS being great, the Z/28.....(just ignore the truck prices)

 

 

Nah I did though lolsent from my truck in a field

He probably said "Chick in a big truck. She probably welds too. Don't want to mess with that"
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It bounces off of the limiter. Also stays in whatever gear you're in if you hammer down. Did that going fifty in fifth and felt like a moron when it dogged me bad. :banghead:

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It bounces off of the limiter. Also stays in whatever gear you're in if you hammer down. Did that going fifty in fifth and felt like a moron when it dogged me bad. :banghead:

 

Did that in my truck once while manually shifting it. Damn thing slammed gears so quick I sometimes lost track. Caught up in the power lol!

 

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I learned that I can keep it in Stabilitrac competition mode and it actually changes the steering to a firmer more responsive feel. I can leave the transmission in sport mode and until I use the tap shift or paddle shift it will continue to shift automatically but more aggressively with firmer shifts. Learning new stuff everyday.

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