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Throwback @ Apr 3rd 2008 8:24AM
I would like to see their new dual clutch transmission in the Vette.
Mr. Oak @ Apr 3rd 2008 11:05AM
Yep! There goes the "inexpensive supercar" and "best bang for the buck" monikers right out the window.
Here is my issue with "Precision German Engineering", on paper it's sexy as hell. Sells tons of cars. A few years down the road however, Precision German Engineering burns a very precise and rather large hole in your wallet.
Face it, an out of warranty German car can become quite an expensive misterss.
why not the LS2LS7? @ Apr 3rd 2008 11:16AM
If the VW GTI can have a dual-clutch gearbox, then the Vette can have one affordably (in up-front costs).
I agree about German cars cost a lot to keep running, but I'm not sure dual-clutch gearboxes affect it much. They're expensive to run without a dual-clutch box.