ZR-1 Net Registry Forums - View Single Post - Thinking of getting a new Ferrari or Lamborghini after retirement?

Matt B · 08-26-2021

I'm a tall but skinny guy - with my feet at the pedals and my bum in rearmost and lowest corner of the seat my hair touches the headliner. However, for me that tiny capsule you have to squeeze into was one of THE reasons to get a C4/ZR-1 and it even HAD to be the 1st generation with those pilot seats.
That's why to me, more than any other Corvette, the C4 feels like a pure and uncompromising sports car. It doesn't ask much what it can do for your. It just gives you the facts to handle them.
My friends call her "fighter plane on wheels" (which is even emphasized by the glass top). Once you're in, you're in

Only the poorly adjustable steering wheel lowers the fun. An actually adjustable steering column instead of a tilt wheel would have been better I'd say.

Is it easier to get in and out of a late model?

08-26-2021	#14
Matt B Join Date: Jan 2021 Location: Beautiful Bavaria Posts: 522	Re: Thinking of getting a new Ferrari or Lamborghini after retirement? I'm a tall but skinny guy - with my feet at the pedals and my bum in rearmost and lowest corner of the seat my hair touches the headliner. However, for me that tiny capsule you have to squeeze into was one of THE reasons to get a C4/ZR-1 and it even HAD to be the 1st generation with those pilot seats. That's why to me, more than any other Corvette, the C4 feels like a pure and uncompromising sports car. It doesn't ask much what it can do for your. It just gives you the facts to handle them. My friends call her "fighter plane on wheels" (which is even emphasized by the glass top). Once you're in, you're in Only the poorly adjustable steering wheel lowers the fun. An actually adjustable steering column instead of a tilt wheel would have been better I'd say. Is it easier to get in and out of a late model? __________________ ZR-1 #638/1991 Last edited by Matt B; 08-26-2021 at 04:22 AM.