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wait you went from a G8 to a Vette and regretted it?

Vettes are everywhere. G8 was a beast with 4 doors. Especially the GXP.

 

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Congrats on the ultimate sleeper! I pretty much did the opposite when I bought my truck. Sold my 500hp C63 for the 420hp truck. Don't miss the sedan one bit.

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5yrs ownership of a G8 and was my favorite car ever!. The SS's are sweet! Feels good to be back in a truck though.

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Yup, same here. Funny how many of us have had a G8.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Agreed. My GT was a blast to drive. (Apologies to the OP - don't mean to hijack this thread.)

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Nice G8's. I wish they'd have rebadged it as the Caprice for the general public instead of just the Police. Not a lot of people can afford an SS.

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Nice G8's. I wish they'd have rebadged it as the Caprice for the general public instead of just the Police. Not a lot of people can afford an SS.

Now that Caprice is the true sleeper. I'd get one of those if I found one cheap.

 

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Now that Caprice is the true sleeper. I'd get one of those if I found one cheap.

 

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Same here. I'm waiting for the day I see one for sale. I'm going to snatch that baby right up lol!
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Yep, I do regret selling my G8 GXP for the Vette. I would still have the G8 as it was almost paid for when I sold it for the Vette. Here is a picture of mine.

 

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I'd buy a GXP M6, if the price was right. Unfortunately for me, they are holding a nice market value.

 

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Congrats on that SS!! There is one in my parking lot at work that I frequently check out. Such an amazing sleeper car. I jumped back into another new WRX and it has been the hardest transition ever, only had the truck 5 months and it was my first truck. I got so used to it in such a short amount of time lol.

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Traded my 15 SS auto for a 15 6.2, loved the car just not as practical as the truck

Is that 3 trades in a year now?

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