- 1996 MY Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport Coupe
- Numbered #843/1000 produced
- Upgraded Borla catback exhaust system
- Original exhaust system available with vehicle
- Current owner reports new fluids
- Current owner reports new windshield
- Current owner reports new tires
- Current owner reports recent oil change
- Black leather interior
- Corvette LT4 engine
If you've played the first iteration of the immensely popular Gran Turismo racing series, you would recognize this 1996 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport Coupe as being one of the cars available, alongside the standard C4 Corvette. Created as a last hurrah to the C4, the Grand Sport saw just 1,000 units made, featured the special paintwork you see here, and included the high-output variant of the LT4 V8. This particular car is numbered 843 out of 1,000 and has done just 24,400 miles since it left the factory gates. If you want a special 'Vette that's guaranteed to become a future collector's item, now's the time to snap up this car.
Exterior and Interior
The distinctive Admiral Blue with a white stripe down the middle is the specialty for the Grand Sport's exterior, as you can see on this 1996 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport Coupe. The driver's side front wing sports two red hash marks just above the wheel arch. Another Grand Sport specialty is the black five-spoke alloys that wear new tires, we're told. Else, you've got the typical trimmings of the C4, including its new edgy design, pop-up headlamps, and timeless look. You'll notice two rectangular exhaust tips; these are part of the aftermarket Borla catback exhaust system. We're also informed that the windshield is new. Inside, there's a cabin for two with black leather seats and the signature digital speedometer popularized by the C4. You've got climate control, powered seats, a Delco radio with cassette and CD playback, a Bose sound system, a trip computer, power windows, power mirrors, and door locks. You'll also find a dial for controlling the Ride Control system between its Tour, Sport, and Performance modes. Behind the two seats lies a sizable trunk directly beneath the glass liftback, allowing you to pack a week's worth of luggage and take a trip across the country at will.
Engine
This 1996 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport Coupe packs a 330hp LT4 V8 that displaces 350ci and also provides 340lb-ft of torque. Powering the rear wheels via a six-speed manual transmission, this car can provide true driving nirvana for the purist who seeks it. A Borla catback exhaust system enhances the engine's soundtrack, and the original exhaust is included with the sale. We're also informed that the car reportedly has undergone an oil change and includes new fluids.
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