Revolutionary Corvette ZR1 Changes American Muscle Cars FOREVER

[@jaybrazelton5245]

ZR1 👍👍👍👍

[@JoeMcDonald-vi8ip]

Got mine at Target. It is real nice.😊

[@gaddyify]

Why do people continue to call the Corvette a muscle car? It had and always been America's first sports car.

[@thiosemicarbizidebenzoylal2921]

As with every other review the discussion of GMs Y chassis is missing, and its the crux of the series. Besides a engine brace and roll cage, you are buying a GTLM spec mass produced chassis. Not ANY other company is selling their RACE CHASSIS for street use until the newer GTD and GT3 classes emerged. The entire series is derived from actual TRACK DATA and compiled into a road car. These are NOT MUSCLE CARS, and GM left that moniker behind after the GEN 2 Alpha chassis. GM attacked the European sports car segment earlier than Ford and even the C7 is technically a MID ENGINE CAR.

[@kjffoster1289]

I like how he shows The E-ray all video but doesn’t include it in the video

[@ericmiller8634]

can i buy one anywhere?

[@stevenreid5427]

Corvette hasn’t been a muscle car since the c4.

[@dustinleonard6834]

false. C6 Z06 was a pure muscle car.

[@stevenreid5427]

@@dustinleonard6834 sure, with a transaxle and 50/50 weight distribution. That’s an insult honestly.

[@dustinleonard6834]

@@stevenreid5427 well let me back up. I was referring to the NA brute power for the era it was in, but we were both mispoken with putting the vette into the muscle car category. The corvette has NEVER been a muscle car.

[@dustinleonard6834]

but it's not really American. It's Italian.

[@bunk-bn9eo]

By design.

[@joshgessinger4509]

All American made in America