No but seriously why the hell are covettes popular among boomers? I can understand how certain cars get associated to certain groups nowadays, but you can reasonably assume it's because of reduced options, social media, etc. Back them
>muh boomersBecause they're awesome.
>>29071774They sound good and are fun to drive. It's a pretty simple recipe.
>>29071774They're popular with everyone. Especially the older ones are ~third best example America ever had of what made American cars so brilliant; put the biggest engine you can in the smallest car you can and make it as cheap as you can. Newer ones have gotten away from that a little being all track focused which jacks the price up more than it needs to but the C4-C6 was perfect in that regard.
>>29071774Yeah I think it's more that boomers are mostly the ones that can afford them. They also have a tendency of creating clubs around their interests wherethey meet up in a field and sit on a camping chair while they talk to other club members for 6 hours.
>>29071774C6 was the last good looking vette
>>29072475C6 is the ugliest, tastelet
>>29071774because it's America's one true mass production sports car
>rx7 but cooleryeah I'm thinkin' based
The C8 is a half assed ripoff of a 25 year old design that they managed to make twice as heavy and auto only.
>To understand a man you have to know what was happening in the world when he was twenty.t. napoleon
>>29072502Zora Duntov wanted the Corvette to move to a mid engine layout before Mosler existed Anon.
>>29072711Yeah but they didn't and needed to be shown how.
