[Chutzpah]

Honestly, I’d like to take a 4T or a 6 banger for a ride. I know both of these handle and accelerate better than my old but goodie and favorite, an 86 Mustang GT. Next trip, I’m going to rent one. I have a feeling I’ll really like it.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by Chutzpah

Honestly, I’d like to take a 4T or a 6 banger for a ride. I know both of these handle and accelerate better than my old but goodie and favorite, an 86 Mustang GT. Next trip, I’m going to rent one. I have a feeling I’ll really like it.

I had a V6, you'll consider it slow after the ZL1, but it's quite nimble with proper tires. Definitely worth a try.

[Chippy]

I would like to live in Kelowna! Super expensive but such a beautiful place.

[Chutzpah]

Originally Posted by arpad_m

I had a V6, you'll consider it slow after the ZL1, but it's quite nimble with proper tires. Definitely worth a try.

Yep, the nimble part and high revving shifts… that’s what I want to check out.

[Vaska]

Originally Posted by Chippy

I would like to live in Kelowna! Super expensive but such a beautiful place.

When not covered in smoke all summer. I lived in the south Okanagan for years and I don’t miss it one bit. Traffic, congestion and higher gas prices than anywhere else. I’m very happy in the prairies where BC is just a place to visit now. I changed my retirement plans because of everything wrong with BC - constant fires and overpriced land/housing.

As far as the V8 argument, I bought it for the powertrain. If I wanted a V6 or lesser it wouldn’t be in a Chevy. The crap interior I can put up with when I step on the gas. The 370z in a manual would be my first choice for a NA V6, and especially not a GM product.