Corvette-Z06X

Corvette-Z06X

Growing up in the U.S., just about every child (girl or boy) dreams of having a beautiful, hot car but when we reach driving age, practicality usually sets in because the most important thing, overall, is to get in or on a vehicle and drive. Getting into a car and driving ourselves, and our friends, around town symbolizes our independence. Oh, we will continue to dream about that beautiful Callaway Corvette but the money could be used to move out on our own and independent of our parents. Since the car would not gain us any more independence, this can't be the issue.


Corvette-Z06X


Corvette-Z06X

If you're going to buy a used Corvette, and you're serious about buying one that you found, get the car inspected by a competent mechanic with knowledge of Chevy Corvettes. Don't take the car to a mechanic that only sees Japanese or European cars as they won't know what is common to look for in a Corvette. Also make sure the mechanic is comfortable with the year of the used car too. I know one mechanic that won't touch a 1977 Corvette but will work on the newer models.