Fifth Avenue Forum

Anyone else go to Sun Chevy yesterday to see the new 2020 Vette?

Is that color sun faded red?

That color looks like ketchup mixed with mayonnaise.

:puke:

Seems like that is too light.

I didn't like the car or color but I didn't have anything else to do so.....I can at least work on my 61. Doubt if I could do anything to that Vette except take it to a garage.
Also hated the NO manual transmission option. Only automatics

I really dislike how it looks.

I just don't like how the entire entertainment system is designed around the drive. Looks awful internally.

It kind of goes without saying, but I'll do it anyway. Tony is talented:





Oh yeah...

Car pr0n.

Always helps to have a great model.

The person in front of me in a roundabout stopped to let someone enter said roundabout.

Idiot.

Every single time I have ever taken a car to an inspection at JT Tire on Rt. 8 it has needed something to pass. That goes for the Mustang, MINI, and the BMWs. Dropped my Z4 off there today, they were swamped. Told them I didn't need the car back for a few days. Got a call back 90 minutes later saying the car needs $1,019 worth of control arms to pass. I was under the car yesterday working on a headlight computer and had the front wheels off, checked them for play and they were fine. They told me the same exact thing when I brought them my 3-series BMW last year. They've somehow managed to sell my wife tires every year she's taken it there, and she drives a 1.6L NA MINI.

Yeah, as nice as it is having them basically in the neighborhood that was our last trip to them. My wife has a friend that owns an inspection station a few miles away, we'll just go there from now on.

Zang’s is really good up near me but he doesn’t do any tire work if you ever need it

Just like he planned it.

Anyone buy from Blue Knob Auto before? Thoughts?

Little late reply but I've bought two vehicles there. No problems whatsoever. I never had a trade in, but have been told they lowball you on their trades. The price you see is the price you pay (and they absolutely 100% mean that). I tried to get $500 knocked off and it was a no deal. Hard to complain when they're likely the lowest around too. If there's a specific vehicle you want, make sure you reserve it before you make the drive up. They update their website multiple times a day. And if you go on a Saturday be prepared to wait. I don't think it's out of the question for them to sell 50 cars a day. They're BUSY

Buddy of mine in California (Davis) just sold his car to Carvana. Said it was a very smooth process, he had a Ford Fiesta ST that was a few years old. I submitted an inquiry for the Z4 and they didn't have a quote ready in their database. That was on Sunday. They still don't have a value. I don't think they want it.

Buddy of mine just tried to buy a pickup from Carvana. It got delayed a week in transit, and when it got here they couldn't figure out where the title had gone for multiple days. The truck was returned to sender.

I put my wife's Jeep into Carvana because everyone was saying how they give you a good price. I was surprised with their offer, though still not high enough to part ways with it. I will pay it off next June then trade it in when I have more of a bargaining chip.

My buddy with the FiST said he got slightly better than NADA trade-in value for it, which I think is pretty fair given they came to the house to get it.

That's about where mine was too - I think 6-700 above trade in. I presume that is close to the offer they actually give. I did the 'webuyanycar' route way back when and they offered me like 16k, then when I took it to the dealer I left with a $9900 offer (and the car)

My buddy with the FiST said he got slightly better than NADA trade-in value for it, which I think is pretty fair given they came to the house to get it.

Please tell me that he referred to his car as the FiST.