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As a C7 Z06 owner, my perception has been it's primary design intention was track duty, whereas most of the owners (me included) don't track them. With the C8, my perception is the design intention was the majority of those buyers would be better served by the eRay, leaving the C8 Z06 to become...

Upon reading this, my first thought was "what does this mean for a future non-EV Camaro?".

A clay bar removes everything including any polish or wax so they have to be reapplied. Clay bars aren't really maintenance/touch up tools for that reason.

PPF, ceramic coating and staying on top of it is my approach. You have to get them off as soon as you can, else they will start to etch the clear coat. This is representative of what my front-end looked like after a 1300 mile drive from Ohio to Texas. And this is how clean I got it with...

This channel did an episode on Corvette, so I'm looking forward to watching...

There are devices that will automatically push to button to disable auto start/stop.

If and are true, then shouldn't be a restriction. I wouldn't eliminate 4BW from consideration without driving it. Full disclosure: I have a C7 Z06 and 4BW and I find them to be very complimentary.

The GM PTM button sequence is notoriously picky about timing on the double tap.

It is 5W30 for the 4BW.

They sell their Corvettes to DC Motors in Anaheim.

The cars are well-maintained by Spring Mountain. However, if they are like the Spring Mountain Corvettes, they have warranty blocks on the drivetrain so you'd want to confirm with GM the warranty status on the car and factor in the response in the pricing.

I would assume the car is maximizing acceleration which could justify up-shifting before redline.

Auto because I have bad knees (and progressing to hips) and so my wife can drive it if necessary.

It depends on the cause. It could be a puncture where patching depends on location and wear, or the valve stem.

There are pedals with active force feedback for PCs. ActivePedal – Bigger update than a Direct Drive | Simucube