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Corvette Z06 Was Meant To Be The Future - Until THIS Happened

The Chevrolet Corvette Z06 arrived with a mission: prove America could build a world-class, high-revving supercar killer. With a flat-plane-crank LT6 screaming to 8,600 RPM and lap times that shocked journalists at Virginia International Raceway, the hype was real. Outlets like MotorTrend, Car and Driver, and Road & Track crowned it a bargain supercar slayer. Even whispers of blistering runs at the Nürburgring fueled the legend. But once real owners hit real track days, a different story began surfacing. Drivers started sharing telemetry logs showing rising oil and coolant temps, sudden power loss, and repeated limp-mode events during extended sessions. Forums lit up. Social media amplified every incident. What began as isolated overheating complaints turned into a full-blown debate about engineering limits, track readiness, and expectations vs. reality. This video breaks down: • How the LT6 was engineered for extreme performance • Why track conditions exposed cooling limits • The gap between marketing claims and warranty fine print • How General Motors responded — and what it means for owners Was the Z06 a misunderstood track weapon… or a supercar pushed beyond its design envelope?