For someone who is about to ditch a 1999 Corvette for a 2011 CTS-V (fully loaded), is there anything I should know or specifically look at before I buy it? The car is owned by a private seller, and the seller is the 2nd owner. I have already test driven the car and it seems to be in new condition. The only thing that bothers me is the original owner put aftermarket 20" rims on it. From past experience I know this can cause alignment, handling, and speedometer problems. The tires appeared to be wearing correctly BUT the steering wheel is roughly 10-15 degrees off center to the left (when driving straight of course). The car did not pull right or left at any speed. The car only has 13K miles so the only thing I can think of is the car needed an alignment with the new wheels and that has caused the steering wheel to be off centered.
I also have a quesiton about the Bluetooth. The owner doesn't use Bluetooth so I am curious if I can connect an iPhone/iPod via Bluetooth for the purposes of playing music (we didn't see this in the manual). Some general info on the functionality of the Bluetooth would appreciated if anyone would like to share.
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide!
-Andrew
I also have a quesiton about the Bluetooth. The owner doesn't use Bluetooth so I am curious if I can connect an iPhone/iPod via Bluetooth for the purposes of playing music (we didn't see this in the manual). Some general info on the functionality of the Bluetooth would appreciated if anyone would like to share.
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide!
-Andrew