Is it just me of does the drivers face look just like the Vette?

 

Nah GM knows how to crank up the boost and lie about power outputs just fine. I think they wrote the book in the 1970s

This makes the car 2 seconds faster than even the LF-A

 

ZR-1 = Truth > GT-R = Hype

 

More ZR-1 goodness from Edmunds comparing it to the GT-R.

Video:
http://www.autopowervids.com/Chevrol...s-205-mph.html

Article:
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do...hotopanel..1.*

 

i don't care.

it still has a cheap interior, like a base model Cobalt.

 

I wonder if it outdid the Cadillac CTS-V? The Caddy, supposedly, recently set a new record.

The article said that the ZR-1 was within 0.3 seconds of the Viper ACR....so we have 2 or 3 possible records here.

 

If the GT-R is Godzilla what does that makes the superior V-Spec

 

It's a better interior than Corvettes have had for a long time, just as the Cobalt's interior beats the Cavalier's by a country mile.

 

If the GT-R is hype than what does that make the Z06. Wait til the V-Spec comes out

 

The CTS-V went 7:59 which is a record for a verified production sedan time.

The Viper ACR still has the faster time but I give much greater props to the Vette since the ACR that ran the track was one with the 'hard core package' which basically translates to every last non-necessary component of the car being stripped out except the AC/heater. The ZR1 on the other hand has full sound deadening still installed, nav, full stereo, power everything, on-star, a much nicer interior w/ leather wrapped dash, and a dramatically more comfortable ride from all accounts I've come across probably due to the adjustable MRC suspension. If 0.3 seconds on a 7:22 is the difference between a race-specific car and a car I can live with day to day, I'll take the daily car every time.

 

Answers in bold.

 

A car that doesn't exist yet.

And given the current climate, may never be released. Ghosn is called "Le Cost cutter" for a reason.

I mean at least GM doesn't include a transmission made of glass :/

 

LOL. Yep.

 

That's more apt a description of the LF-A don't you think? The production V Spec is scheduled to show at the Tokyo Auto show.

 

Um, Porsche is the one that challenged the ring time and has yet to disprove it.