The article discusses a shift in Corvette orders towards more standardized builds away from unique enthusiast-driven ones.
It compares the manual and automatic transmission sales of the C7 Z06 and highlights the increasing popularity of the automatic.
The current situation with the C8 Z06 production is analyzed, with concerns raised about oversupply and market dynamics.
There is anticipation for the 1,064-horsepower ZR1 model impacting potential Z06 purchases.
Dealers are criticized for ordering uninspired builds, favoring luxury over track performance, leading to a lack of variety in inventory.
An exceptional 2025 Z06 from Hirlinger Chevrolet in Indiana is highlighted for prioritizing performance-oriented options over luxury features.
The featured Z06 includes carbon fiber wheels, Z07 Ultimate Performance track package, performance seats, and other performance-focused elements.
The car's total price of $153,495, with a discounted rate of $147,351, is mentioned, emphasizing its focused and purposeful configuration.
The article concludes by praising the bold decision of Hirlinger Chevrolet for offering a high-performance Corvette without additional creature comforts and targeting a broader audience.
The significance of maintaining the Corvette legacy through performance-oriented variants is emphasized, resonating with the spirit of the iconic sports car.