1. No way Cleet owned the FF before this video!

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2. Dam what a car!

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3. Is this Mark Serbu?

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4. “Granola grenade” hahaha! I feel your pain!

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5. I definitely don’t like how the did the mid-engine on the new vettes but I can see they want the performance of a super car, although the real way a vette is made is front engine big V8, but I can appreciate the attempt to break the mold

   And I really don’t like how they put all the buttons on that "oh shit" bar lmao. Those buttons just seem like you’re gonna hit it as a passenger if you grab

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6. What a shit car

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7. Haha you guys were not stoked on the retirement red

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8. Nice give the car some torture see if you can really hold up the American Chevy Corvette name. Like good video but car still junk and im a die hard chevy person.

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9. How do you like the interior

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10. Nice to hear from a pro Good video …I love my 2020 Corvette stingray spider with 3LT Z-51 package 🔥 content coming to our channel with this car build

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11. 99,9% of all drivers adjust their mirrors where they can see the back corners of the car. If you do this, you'll always have a blind spot. To eliminate the blind spot for the driver's side, lean your head against the window and then adjust the mirror so you can just see the back corner. On the passenger side, lean your forearm on the console and lean slightly towards the passenger window and adjust that mirror so you can just see the back corner. When you look at the mirrors in a normal sitting position, you should not be able to see the back corners. Here's how it eliminates the blind spot. When cars are coming up on your left or right, you'll see them coming in your rear view mirror on the windshield, before they disappear out of that mirror, they'll show up in your side mirrors because you have them adjusted out. You never lose sight of them. The only exception is very short cars (mini cooper/ motorcycle), but I can pick them up in my peripheral before they leave the rear view mirror prior to showing up in the door mirrors. It takes a little getting used to, but I haven't gone back to conventional since I learned it. I learned this at a driving school.

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12. I know I'm not a corvette specialist I'm born and raised in the UK but just looking at it it's just has to many angles and pretty bits and delicate bits I'd much rather be looking at Leroy or ruby 100 and like you commented in the video it looks a pain to work on

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13. Him : in a die hard corvette fan!!
    Also him : *pronounces the t’s in Chevrolet”

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14. I just confirmed the C8 can do a standing burnout 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 y’all will love the second video to this!

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