[regguy1]

The more I drive my C7 the more I like it.
I seems that with many cars after the 'newness' wears off driving falls into a routine.
The C7 Corvette is maintaining a high level of enjoyment after 1 1/2 years.

Anyone else feel the same way?

Today I put the car on the lift and did the second oil and filter change and an undercar inspection.
Not a drop of anything leaking and all looks well, this car drives smooth as glass and not one squeak or rattle.
Only thing was the fuel filler replacement on recall. I definitely got a good one.

 

[purpleRac3r]

I'm right there with you! The more I drive mine, the more I want to drive it! Approaching 40K miles of pure enjoyment.

 

[Norm]

I agree, love driving it. Haven't driven the '14 for a month now, just a once a week spin around the block (6 miles) to keep the juices flowing.

 

[c7jones]

I was going to ask that very question.. I've often found the newness wears off and the car feels routine. But I don't have a c7 yet. That's good to hear.

 

[C7Man]

The more I drive my C7, the more ............... I HATE MAINE WINTERS!

Gusto!

 

[TNSQUIRE]

The more I drive my C7...The more I want to drive my C7

 

[JCar]

I totally agree with you regguy1. It just doesn't get old. Hate to think about having to put it up for winter.

 

[jsvette]

The more I drive Redhot, who will be 2 years old a week from today (!) the more:
-impressed I am with how well the C7 is a totally phenomenal sports car, from the exterior knock-out design to the interior fit and finish, to the amazzzzing torque
-her fun factor goes up
-unsolicited praise I receive about her from friends and strangers
-I smile and just truly enjoy the heck out of driving her

 

[U.S. Marine]

regguy1, you take care of your C7 masterpiece and it will fulfill your endless driving needs.

SF
Rick

 

[cutnout]

First I wish I had the capability to change my oil. Second I never get tired of the C7. Won peoples choice at a Corvette show last weekend (best of show) a month ago. I have 11k on the 2014 and in queue for a 2016. Its is a great driving machine and who could imagine 25 to 32 mpg. No problems however I still learn something about the electronics each time I drive it. cutnout aka charlie

 

[plasboy]

Absolutely like it better all the time. Amazed at how it drives and the capabilities it has.

 

[eric.snuder]

I hate the thought of storage coming up..ugh!!
Glad my Porsche has winter tires!

 

[Z-REXX]

67 miles. I am now avoiding any negative comment or any problem threads. Kind of naive I suppose but I am mentally irregular anyway.

 

[lakemg]

I'm ready to pack up and move to Florida just so I can drive it all year round. Going to miss it over the winter...going to be a LONG winter

 

[RubberBurner]

Thankfully I drive my car year 'round here in SoCal. Like many, the more I drive it, the more I want to drive it. Just a fabulous machine.

 

[RubberBurner]

The more I drive my C7, the more ............... I HATE MAINE WINTERS!

Gusto!

And that.... says it all. Right there. You hit the nail square with that!!

 

[choppachris]

The more I drive my C7, the more I realize how incredibly useful the rear hatch is. I can carry way more stuff than I could in my '13 Camaro!

 

[docjb]

...the more I feel grateful to be living at a time when I can enjoy a car with this feature set. I was blessed to be adolescent-young adult during the late '60's early '70's, one period of the muscle car days. I had a Camaro and drove the wheels off of it for four years. It was a time of Chevelle SS, C2 StingRays, GTO, Challengers, GTX, Nova SS, 442's, etc. Now we have C7's, Hellcats, Camaro SS, Mustangs all over again. Like Yogi Berra said: "It's deja vu all over again.

 

[plasboy]

The more I drive my C7, the more I realize how incredibly useful the rear hatch is. I can carry way more stuff than I could in my '13 Camaro!

Yes it's amazing how much you can pack in with a little thought. Not quite as much as the C5 but great none the less.

 

[owc6]

I'm right there with you! The more I drive mine, the more I want to drive it! Approaching 40K miles of pure enjoyment.

Same here!