Spottad för första gången på Cary (NC)
| Spotter | NCspotter |
| Spotted i | Cary (NC), United States of America |
| Datum | 2016-09-29 22:25 |
Found this insane-looking Z06 at the Prestonwood Country Club on 7/16/15. It was parked away from everyone and I almost missed it. I believe this one has the seven-speed manual gearbox. I have also seen a blue ZR1 at this country club with the same plate, so apparently the owner used to have a ZR1.
| Topfart | 320 km/h |
| Acceleration 0-100 km/h | 2.95 s |
| Effekt | 650 hp |
| Vrid | 881 Nm @ 6400 rpm |
| Vikt | 1598 kg |
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NCspotter - hos 00:25
@OPspotters thanks man! Someday I'll start taking more pics of the cars I see lol.
Horse-Power - hos 03:10
@NCspotter. Just an amazing car! I am so excited on the prospects of a mid engine Vette! Stunning shots Nick.
NCspotter - hos 01:11
@Horse-Power thanks West! I have heard that one of the main complaints about the C7 is that it has a hard time putting all its power down due to its current front-engine, RWD layout, so I would think a mid- or rear-engine would help solve that. Still a scary fast car no matter where the engine is.
Horse-Power - hos 05:44
@NCspotter. Nick the Z06 that I drove had the optional racing tire, and it does not like cooler temps. No grip at all until it gets warmed up. That car was a stick and I was amazed that the computer blips the throttle for you when shifting. Electronics are amazing. I love a mid engine car better so it will be one amazing car to test drive both on a track as well as a road up in the mountains.
NCspotter - hos 03:58
@Horse-Power that must have been quite an experience! It will be something to see what Chevy does with the mid-engine layout rumored to be coming to the C8 Corvette.
