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Originally Posted by hawk02
I'm going to respectfully disagree that the Z06 was specifically designed for the track. If that's case, why offer a convertible version or the Z07 option?
GM knows it market very well. As you said, they understand that an overwhelming percentage of Z06s buyers will never ever take their cars to a track.
The question for someone like me, who I believe represents the vast majority of potential Z06 buyers, is will I be satisfied with a high reving, low torque Corvette on the street? Maybe I will and maybe I won't. Until I have a better answer to that question, I'm staying on the sidelines for now.
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The Z06 was 100% designed for the track. The convertible is just a byproduct of the fantastic chassis that sees no drop in performance in convertible form.
And offering it in non-Z07 is just so that folks that want to drive it mainly for street use can do so.