In the most recent C&D, the new Fit needs over 28 seconds to get to 100mph. The base C6 needs 9 seconds flat. So, the C6 could get to 100mph 3 times before the Fit could even get there once. That's pretty funny when you think about it.

 

Fit vs Corvette is only funny when it is sarcastic... it's like saying, "Chuck Norris got food poisoning after eating at a Burger King. Not much of a tough guy, is he?"

 

Yet the Fit will still have a higher resale value....

 

you mean lower resale PERCENTAGE of depreciation. Because i wouldnt doubt a c6 wrapped around a tree would still be worth more than a used fit.

 

how do they compare through the cones?

 

Fit > C6

Case closed.

 

What cones? I drove all the way to work and saw 0 cones. The only cones I ever see on the track are ones marking the apexes. Why would I go through them? Does the fit have cone splitting power I don't know about?

 

Corvettes have some of the highest resale values of any car on the market. Many models of corvette appreciate in value rather than depreciate. Low mileage callaway editions, first ZR-1 etc. all command a premium.

The fit is an economy car. You ram into shopping carts with it and try to see if you can make it up a hill with 4 people inside. It's not a sports car lol

 

I didn't know the Fit could do 100 mph...

 

[QUOTE=InterHat,Nov 5 2008, 03:47 PM]Corvettes have some of the highest resale values of any car on the market.