09-14-2014, 03:43 PM
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Drives: 2022 SS 1LE
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: San Jose, CA
Posts: 1,086
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Originally Posted by McRat
Something that needs to said about the new Z/28.
Cars such as these are a rare breed and memorable.
They are tightly focused, no-holds-barred, street legal track weapons.
There haven't been that many models, and of those models, they are less than 1% of auto sales.
The fact the Z/28 can be mentioned in the same sentence as a GT3 says a lot.
The Ford GT, the Viper, and the ZR1 are all very fast and capable, but none are as focused as the GT3 or Z/28 is.
We are living in the Grand Era of the Sportscar.
Never before has there been more track focused cars available, and they are miles ahead of what was available a decade ago. The 1960's? Now just a footnote in auto history. There are family cars today that are quicker, faster, and more track worthy than the best of the 1960's cars. Doubts? CTS-V Station Wagon.
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Amen, brother. Much respect for the Z/28, a pure track machine and an exceptional execution at that.
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