Love that blue on it, nice!

 

Thanks everyone. The Z06 provides a near-religious experience from 4,000 r.p.m. to 7,000 r.p.m., but the previous owner of mine had installed headers and a Corsa exhaust so it's nearly impossible to enjoy the power without attracting the attention of everyone (including law enforcement) within a mile or two.

I sure do miss the "auto-up" window feature of the G35. There's no realistic way to install that in the Corvette. The interior isn't quite as nice as the G's, but it's not nearly as bad as the car magazines make it out to be.

 

as an owner what's your main beef with the interior?
Seats and gauges?

 

I'm sure your Z06 interior is nicer than my peeling door panel/plastic 2003 sedan interior was. LOL

 

GM and Ford both make truly garbage interiors. I'm a Chevy fan, so no hate, but its like they just stopped updating in 87 and just kept on with the same crap. Just google image search a 2010 z06 interior. Kinda reminds me of the metra dash kit for our cars.

 

they still use hard plastic for everything?

 

this. That nsx interior doesn't look so bad now does it lol?

 

OP, beautiful car.

The Corvette was not designed to satisfy those who want a lavash interior.

 

Seats are comfortable...leather is not as nice as in the G35. Gauges are great.

For fit & finish, the Corvette is about 9/10ths what my '04 G35 Coupe is.

I like having a telescoping steering wheel in the Corvette.

Switches are not as cheap feeling as I'd expected, from what I've read in magazine reviews.

Armrests on the doors and center console are a hard, marginally sticky rubber-type material. The rubber material is not really "satisfying" to touch/interact with. It's tough to describe. I've never ridden inside a condom, so I can't write it's exactly like that...but I suspect it's not far from that. I've added an upholstered center console cover for more comfort during longer commutes.

The dash is this huge expanse of the same hard to describe rubber material. That really seems low-rent. It reminds me a bit of a pencil eraser.

The heads-up-display is more useful than I expected.

Given the performance of the car, it's easy to overlook the few relatively minor complaints. As an added bonus, if I get a stain on my shirt, I think I can rub it on the dash to remove it.

I don't have any good interior photos of the Corvette yet, but I'll post some up when I get a chance to take some.

 

Great response OP. Well, as long as your not dailying this ride.

 

 

Ah, hes an engineer, not expecting to get more than a "C" in grammer and speling...

See what I did their?

Now, ask him to do some linear differential equations...

 

i sea
Eye sea.

 

You both should go help my uncle jack....

 

I see*