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Re: New Pics and Vid
Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2020 4:55 pm
by ChargerX3
Sell the Avalanche.
Re: New Pics and Vid
Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2020 4:44 am
by Duck Vader
[quote=""Jeff V.""]There can be another one. Depreciation can be a benefit as well as a curse.[/quote]
I've often thought about getting a 2013/14, but not sure if I'd rather do that or buy my chevelle
Re: New Pics and Vid
Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2020 1:11 pm
by Jeff V.
Have you had a Chevelle yet? Maybe you need to scratch that itch.
Re: New Pics and Vid
Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2020 1:24 pm
by Duck Vader
Almost bought one years ago. Haven't bought one yet though.
Re: New Pics and Vid
Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2020 1:49 pm
by alienviking
All I will say is.. sometimes that dream turns out not worth it. An example is my Ducati. I have lusted after Ducatis for years. Heck decades. I LOVE Ducatis - quite possibly the sexiest thing you will find on the street. I LOVE my Ducati.. yet..
..it isn't worth owning one. It is not comfortable to ride more than short distances yet it is horrible in traffic. It needs an open, curvy road to be in the right element. Or a track. And it requires a lot of work to be in tip top shape.
There is that saying that you should never meet your idols. I kind of feel like I experienced that with the Duc.
Anyhow, not saying you shouldn't get your Chevelle just saying that it MIGHT not be all you have dreamt of it being. And that can be a disappointment.
Re: New Pics and Vid
Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2020 2:05 pm
by Jeff V.
I feel that way about the Corvette sometimes. It's an amazing car, but there's very few good places to really drive it around here.
Re: New Pics and Vid
Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2020 2:24 pm
by ChargerX3
Muscle cars are their own kind of cool but if you are used to modern conveniences then you will likely be let down. Fair amount of old tech and parts changing or upgrading. They also aren’t as “tight” on the road and get lousy gas mileage.
Re: New Pics and Vid
Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2020 2:52 pm
by Chris GTO TT
[quote=""alienviking""]All I will say is.. sometimes that dream turns out not worth it. An example is my Ducati. I have lusted after Ducatis for years. Heck decades. I LOVE Ducatis - quite possibly the sexiest thing you will find on the street. I LOVE my Ducati.. yet..
..it isn't worth owning one. It is not comfortable to ride more than short distances yet it is horrible in traffic. It needs an open, curvy road to be in the right element. Or a track. And it requires a lot of work to be in tip top shape.
There is that saying that you should never meet your idols. I kind of feel like I experienced that with the Duc.
Anyhow, not saying you shouldn't get your Chevelle just saying that it MIGHT not be all you have dreamt of it being. And that can be a disappointment.[/quote]
Felt a lot like that with my 3000GT