I've had it for about 5 months now and just love how it's luxury/performance without the heavy price tag. I bought the carbon hood from Seibon because it's the same setup as the original with functional vents. How long have you had yours?Impressive! In a word.
How long have you had your Stinger?
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Just over three years; over 41K miles; still looks 99% brand new.I've had it for about 5 months now and just love how it's luxury/performance without the heavy price tag. I bought the carbon hood from Seibon because it's the same setup as the original with functional vents. How long have you had yours?
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Engine bay?
Not a lot of water gets in the engine bay surprisingly (I live in Oregon) and the placement is near the back of the engine so they don't drop onto the cold air intakes.Just over three years; over 41K miles; still looks 99% brand new.
The "functioning" hood vents: where does water go?
I actually still own the '97 Buick Skylark as a commuter car haha it's still in great condition but I wanted something to really enjoy on the weekendsWelcome aboard! And thank you for signing up. What did the Stinger replace for you? I’m glad you found us.
The super rare snow white! Hahaha! I actually looked at all the colors in person except the ceramic. I got lucky at the time when i was looking to buy there were several to choose from in my area. I kept coming back to the white so i went with it. Im not big ballin like a lot of members, ive got a premium (2.0), but love itIt honestly works great with the vents as heat extractors when I'm going all-out
Haha well I've always loved red and thought if there's any paint color to combine it with it'd be ceramic silver. To each their own but the 430 under the hood makes up for any aesthetics. And the dashboard is in honor of my mom haha. She always liked gardens so I made an artificial one. Actually pretty dope up close.
