that's a sign of old age! when you turn in the vette for a caddie because you can't get in or out!
Jack Smith
I see by today's Trib that Jack Smith, retiring from GM, is trading his Corvette for an XLR. He says that it's more comfortable.
Geezer
Geezer
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No kidding:rolleyes Ofcourse a Cadillac is more comfortable, I would be pretty pissed if it wasn't:rolleyes
Good for him.
Were I in his shoes, I'd probably trade a $50,000 sports car for a $75,000 sporting GT too.
The XLR looks to be a great car. Ultimate performance notwithstanding, XLR has it all over the Corvette. Plenty quick, athletic, luxurious, sexy, gizmo appeal...
Sometimes shredding pavement isn't the most important thing in life.
.Jinx
Were I in his shoes, I'd probably trade a $50,000 sports car for a $75,000 sporting GT too.
The XLR looks to be a great car. Ultimate performance notwithstanding, XLR has it all over the Corvette. Plenty quick, athletic, luxurious, sexy, gizmo appeal...
Sometimes shredding pavement isn't the most important thing in life.
.Jinx
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