Tim Weaver said:

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Buck Turgidson said:

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You have a high strung, unreliable vehicle for which any kind of maintenance, repairs and parts will be insanely expensive. Further, its not like there are garages or dealers qualified to do the work on every corner, or even every town.

The Chevy, meanwhile, will be far less expensive to maintain and repairs can be made at any Chevy dealership. Absolutely every aspect of Corvette ownership is simpler and a superior value compared to those high strung Italian go karts.

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The hardest part of Corvette ownership is the constant struggle of explaining to everyone about how superior it is vs those "high strung Eye-talian go carts!"

BARB! GET THA HOTGOGS AND LESS GO! GOBBLES!

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You don't have to explain anything of the sort. Nobody wastes any time thinking about Ferraris except a few fanboys in the Ferrari club. Most people go all year without seeing a single one. When they do see one, they can't tell one model from another, and they mostly think they are the blander alternative to a Lambo. They are vanishingly obscure and simultaneously not that interesting if you do run across one.

Buck Turgidson said:

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Tim Weaver said:

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Buck Turgidson said:

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You have a high strung, unreliable vehicle for which any kind of maintenance, repairs and parts will be insanely expensive. Further, its not like there are garages or dealers qualified to do the work on every corner, or even every town.

The Chevy, meanwhile, will be far less expensive to maintain and repairs can be made at any Chevy dealership. Absolutely every aspect of Corvette ownership is simpler and a superior value compared to those high strung Italian go karts.

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The hardest part of Corvette ownership is the constant struggle of explaining to everyone about how superior it is vs those "high strung Eye-talian go carts!"

BARB! GET THA HOTGOGS AND LESS GO! GOBBLES!

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You don't have to explain anything of the sort. Nobody wastes any time thinking about Ferraris except a few fanboys in the Ferrari club. Most people go all year without seeing a single one. When they do see one, they can't tell one model from another, and they mostly think they are the blander alternative to a Lambo. They are vanishingly obscure and simultaneously not that interesting if you do run across one.

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You seem to have a surprising lack of knowledge of the car world.