2014 Corvette Stingray Breaks Cover
Jan 16, 2013 | 01:01 PM
#72
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Ugly rear end, overall too busy, the front looks OK, but the side profile is wrong in between the front of the front door and the top of the roof.
I would have preferred staying close to the C6 look and fix what was broken...
I would have preferred staying close to the C6 look and fix what was broken...
Jan 16, 2013 | 03:47 PM
#73
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Big fan of this, plus the new interior is light years ahead of the old one, but....
As is seemingly the case with most US cars, they've gone 99% of the way, then cocked up. See the trim next to the infotainment screen.
All nicely integrated screen, nice buttons below, rotary knobs etc, all very good. Then they put a big bit of black plastic to the left of it to house the volume control and one singular button from a 1980's GM sedan that says 'Screen' on it - no doubt to control the brightness. Utterly rubbish.
Seriously, who the hell signed that off?
As is seemingly the case with most US cars, they've gone 99% of the way, then cocked up. See the trim next to the infotainment screen.
All nicely integrated screen, nice buttons below, rotary knobs etc, all very good. Then they put a big bit of black plastic to the left of it to house the volume control and one singular button from a 1980's GM sedan that says 'Screen' on it - no doubt to control the brightness. Utterly rubbish.
Seriously, who the hell signed that off?
Last edited by Tim@ecurie25; Jan 16, 2013 at 03:48 PM.
Jan 16, 2013 | 03:55 PM
#74
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Big fan of this, plus the new interior is light years ahead of the old one, but....
As is seemingly the case with most US cars, they've gone 99% of the way, then cocked up. See the trim next to the infotainment screen.
All nicely integrated screen, nice buttons below, rotary knobs etc, all very good. Then they put a big bit of black plastic to the left of it to house the volume control and one singular button from a 1980's GM sedan that says 'Screen' on it - no doubt to control the brightness. Utterly rubbish.
Seriously, who the hell signed that off?
As is seemingly the case with most US cars, they've gone 99% of the way, then cocked up. See the trim next to the infotainment screen.
All nicely integrated screen, nice buttons below, rotary knobs etc, all very good. Then they put a big bit of black plastic to the left of it to house the volume control and one singular button from a 1980's GM sedan that says 'Screen' on it - no doubt to control the brightness. Utterly rubbish.
Seriously, who the hell signed that off?
Jan 16, 2013 | 06:44 PM
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Jan 16, 2013 | 07:04 PM
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