Sleek design and awesome performance. 1/4 mile time 12.7 seconds and 0 to 60mph in 4.4 seconds.  With 405 hp, 400lb/ft of torque and 19/29 mpg...not a lot of cars under 100k can out run it.  For a V8 6.0 liter, 29 mpg on the freeway is incredible.  The Lexus GS400 hybrid only gets 25mpg on the freeway...how odd is that?!  For a car around 50k that's in the same league as Porsche and Ferrari's...its one of the best bang for your bucks in terms of performance.

I loved driving the car the fit and finish is perfect. I do
have a few complaints about the car though. The Cost
of maintenance is too high. Things were constantly
breaking and they are not cheep to replace. My only
other performance complaint is the clutch. It was
spongy and very inconsistant. I ended up selling it
because of all the problems I was having on it but I
think that it is safe to say that I would love to own
another one. I would just never buy another used one.

I would recomend this car to anyone who has a lot of money to spend on gas and insurance.  It is a great looking and handiling car.

Its very fast - 0-60 in about 4 sec, little under the standard as I added Corsa Exhausts and cold air induction.  Longest I have ever owned a car.

The truck you see behind me and the Corvette is the one that brought to this truly wonderful day 5 supercars. First, let's start with Miss Kentucky, the Vette.

This C6 had 404hp (440 for the 2008 model) and a 6-speed manual gearbox that was quite manly, but it was manageable, so I actually liked it ... just like the whole car, to be honnest from the beginning.

It looks superb, the V8 sounds great, and on the track, it was able to follow the Ferrari and the Lamborghini, leaving the Aston and the Porsche in its dust! Not bad for a $US 50,000 car!

On the road, French and bumpy roads should I add, everything was perfect ... till we went over the speed limit (there was a Toyota LandCruiser in front of us to check that the police wasn't here).
Then, the magnetic suspensions didn't seem to bother anymore of confort and I found myself a couple of times driving like an Englishman, on the wrong side of the road!

Apart from that, it was fantastic! I loved the Targa roof, easy to store in the trunk, I loved the Heads-up Display, like on a fighter jet, and I loved the performance.

We were not nice with these cars, but the Corvette just didn't mind. The brakes were red, a little bit damaged, but it kept on braking and braking, as good as the others (well, much better than the V8 Vantage, that's for sure)!

The only other drawback is the stability control (ESP for Bosch, Active Handling for GM) ... it worked on the road... thank God! But DO NOT, DO NOT turn it off!
If you want to avoid crashing at least, because somehow, without this electronic aid, the back feels twitchy at the limit, and no matter how hard I like to train, I'm not a professional racing driver, so I spun, again and again!
When you do slide, it's wonderful, but on the road, especially on a slippery one, just let the ESP on!

Anyway, great car and really well priced!