- 2008 MY Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
- Jet Stream Blue paint code
- Corvette LS3 engine, 436HP
- Heads up display
- Memory Package
- Tan convertible top
- Z51 Performance Package
- 3LT preferred equipment group
- 6-speed paddle shifters
- Traction control system
- Power speed sensitive rack and pinion steering
- Differential limited slip
- Gumby chrome wheels
- Keyless access
- Antilock brake system
- 4 wheel disc brakes
- Power heated mirrors
- Bluetooth compatible
- Power telescope steering wheel
- Heated seats
- Viram cold air injection
- Dinoed at 425
- Award winning vehicle from 2019-2022
- Trophies included
- "Best of Show" winner at Backfield Air Force Base
- "Best of Show" winner at Fort Polk
Care to make space for an award-winning car in your garage? Take a look at this gorgeous Corvette we have to offer; it has more pizzazz to it than what’s visible on the surface. At first glance, it appears to be an excellently preserved 2008 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible. However, this is an award winning vehicle from 2019-2022, which celebrated triumphs including "Best of Show" winner at Backfield Air Force Base and at Fort Polk. Corvettes have never been boring; they’re thrilling to drive with breathtaking acceleration and sturdy grip. Plus, the convertible only adds to the unrivaled experience. The 2008 Chevrolet Corvette a great daily commuter and it’s not very costly to maintain. Currently residing at Louisiana with having competed a 29,350-mile journey in life, this blue thoroughbred comes with the trophies it has won so far and ready to win some more.
Exterior and Interior
Top down, the 'Vette's silhouette is exquisite; the strakes and the intakes are expertly shaped as well. The paint code of our subject 2008 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible is called Jet Stream Blue and is neatly topped with a tan convertible top. It wears Gumby chrome wheels that hide disc brakes on all four corners that are supported by an antilock brake system. Red brake calipers peak through the wheels, giving a dash of color to the exterior. The Corvette logos appear on the car’s hood, rear end, center caps of the wheels, headrests of the seats, and underneath the boot lid as well. You can easily use keyless access to enter the well-equipped interior of this ‘Vette. It enjoys the 3LT preferred equipment group and the Memory Package, which allows it to have features including a heads up display, power telescope steering wheel and heated seats. Moreover, you get power-heated mirrors, and the radio is Bluetooth compatible as well.
Engine
Rumbling under the hood of this 2008 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible is a Chevrolet LS3 V8 engine rated at 436hp. however, according to our sources, the dyno test produced 425hp, which is not a concerning loss of power. The engine also features Viram cold air injection. The limited slip differential, traction control system, and power speed sensitive rack and pinion steering are responsible for this ‘Vettes handling. Thanks to the Z51 Performance Package of this car, the power it’s distributed via a 6-speed automatic transition that can be controlled by paddle shifters.
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