- 2013 MY Chevrolet Corvette
- LS3 engine
- 2LT package
- Bose premium audio (9 speakers)
- Head-up display
- Chrome aluminum wheels
- Beige convertible top
- Heated mirrors
- Sirius XM capability
- Leather steering wheel
- Rear window defroster
- Keyless access with push to start
- Recent oil change reported
Ever lusted after the adrenaline rush of driving a stupendously fast sports car with the top down and wind blasting through the cabin? Well, what better way to do it than in this 2013 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible. This example of 'America's sports car' comes from the sixth generation, and is one of the most popular sports cars of its time due to its sheer performance, competitive pricing, and unique design. But as we all know; the Vette was never just meant to be impressive in a straight line. Put it on a track, and this car will challenge every one of your senses with its legendary capabilities. Sounds impressive, doesn't it? This Corvette could be yours, and it's done just 27,500 miles since it rolled out.
Exterior and Interior
It's an interesting story. Chevy had done some great work with the design of the previous generation Corvette and didn't feel the need to completely change something that was already so good. Instead, Chevy evolved the sports car and gave it a few individual features to make it unique. Yes, we're talking about the exposed headlamps. This Vette specifically, speaks for itself when it comes to looks. A brilliant white paint coat combined with chrome aluminum wheels and a beige soft top mean you're basically in sports car heaven. if you're still not convinced, maybe the interior will do something for you. Keyless access will allow you into a cabin cushioned with high-quality beige leather. Once strapped in, your eyes will meet a head-up display as your hands grip the frames of a leather steering wheel. Next, you'll play some upbeat music through the 9-speaker Bose premium audio system with Sirius XM capability, check if the rear window defroster or heated mirrors are needed to aid vision, and it's go time.
Engine
In the event of a green light, the vicious 6.2L V8 LS3 engine roars to life, diverting 430 horses to the rear wheels with the help of a 6-speed manual transmission. In just four seconds, this 2013 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible is slicing through the air at 60mph, and given enough road, can flirt close to 180mph!
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