- Monterey Red Metallic exterior
- Cashmere interior
- Current owner reports simulated wood grain trim
- Current owner reports chrome accessories
- Current owner repots custom fluid fill caps
- 6 Speed automatic transmission with paddle shift
- 3LT preferred equipment group
- Sound system with navigation, Bose premium 7 speaker
- 5 Spoke wheels in polished aluminum
- Head up display
- Magnetic Ride Control
- Power folding convertible top
The Chevrolet Corvette is an iconic car that has constantly reinvented itself over the past few decades. This particular iteration of the iconic vehicle was created in 2006, long before the mid-engined machine it is today. This front-engine sports car comes with several amenities, including the 3LT preferred equipment group. Being a convertible, the roof can be tucked away to open up the passenger and driver to the open sky and experience the true joy of driving a Corvette out in the day. With 35,000 miles reported on the clock, this vehicle will be a valuable addition to any enthusiast's garage, ready to be enjoyed for many years to come.
Exterior and Interior
This 2006 model boasts the iconic Corvette design of its era, featuring a long and wide body with sleek curves that effortlessly flow from front to back. The Monterey Red exterior beautifully complements the Corvette's design language, projecting a sporty and agile presence that commands attention on the road. The 5-spoke polished aluminum wheels elevate it above the crowd. Stepping inside, you'll be greeted by a Cashmere interior that is pleasing to the eye, a great contrast to the bold Monterey Red exterior. The comfortable seats offer ample support while traveling at high speeds, while the simulated wood grain trim adds a touch of contrast and an earthy feel to the interior space. You'll immediately notice the many amenities that come with this particular vehicle, including a premium Bose 7-speaker audio system, a heads-up display, a power-folding convertible top, and satellite navigation.
Engine
Equipped with a 6-speed automatic transmission, this Corvette houses a massive 6.0L LS2 V8 under its hood, which powers the rear wheels, and you can change gears via paddle shifters. The engine roars to life at the turn of the ignition and with a blip of the throttle, unleashing all of the 400 horsepower it has to offer, ready to command at the driver's will. The current owner reports that the vehicle comes with custom fluid fill caps, adding a touch of personalization to the ride. Additionally, the magnetic ride control system helps manage the ride height for better handling and optimal comfort on the road.
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