2006 Corvette z06

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2006 Corvette Z06.

Most powerful car Chevrolet has made yet (Chevy said this themselves). 500 horsepower.

This thing can haul ass.

7.0 Liter engine

If I am not mistaken, car and driver still says the Corvette is the best "Bang for the Buck." Especially this year.

Now here is a manly car with class and a hot ass.

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that is a great car, cool new look. (Y) :)

you guys might like this picture i took...

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awsome picture. i don't care what the specs on this car are, and that i personly don't like chevys, but this car is simply amazing looking

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oh and its actually 517hp its just under rated, i dunno if the tq is also but its rated at 475ft-lb, im sure they could have gotten more out it with say a betterin take, and exaust and such, but its 517hp, for 70k? who really needs more? hell the last z06 ws running low 12's and really who even needs THAT?

its made to be a great performer on both autoX and drag, while stil having a great smooth ride that people dont mind driving everyday. and that is what they do, im sure if they really wanted they could have dont like ford. gotten lazy and just slaped on a SC and called its amazing, even though and dumbass in his garage could do that.

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The front end looks like that of a Modena and a Viper mixed together. Plus the doors resemble that of the viper as well. To much of a copy cat if you ask me. Plus I would have preferred the hide away headlights. And no, the Viper was not taken from the Miata ya tool. It was to resemble that of a Shelby Cobra, since Shelby was the one who designed the Viper.

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