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29 Jul
Visiting the dealership again recently, I walked over to used cars to see the prices for used Aura, I thought about a used Sky. However, the Corvette fits me better. Amazingly, the Saturn dealership has a used Le Mans blue Corvette.
It could use a wash a little polish, but it certainly does fit me better than the Saturn Sky. I have head room in the Corvette. It even has trunk space. The Sky has no trunk space with a hump in the trunk to hold the rear glass when the top is down. A new Sky is still cheaper than a used Corvette. It also has better gas mileage.
The Corvette is more intricate. It has push button door releases. Push the release, then the window nudges down. Close the door, the window nudges back up.
The Sky’s styling is impressive. It’s a clever blend of flared fenders and angularity. Where as the Corvette has reduced it’s curves over time. I have a model with after market fenders attached to the quarter panels. The modern Corvette are more subdued. The most recent iteration I think has a faint hint of Dodge Viper styling.
2 Responses for "Corvette vs Sky"
You might be a redneck if even your model cars are on blocks.
You might also be trying to do too much at once.
ThinkGeek has many T-shirts that you’d enjoy (as you know), and one of them might well be “I never finish anyth”.
Had I not already bought three tees from them (about as many as I think my budget can stand for the moment), I think that too would be part of my collection. The number of projects I have that have gone unfinished (in some cases, unstarted) is mind-boggling. I think this is a major cause of procrastination: one is afraid to get sucked into any one project, and therefore ends up doing no projects at all.
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