- 2014 MY Corvette Stingray Coupe Limited Edition
- Numbered 005/500
- Laguna Blue Tintcoat color code
- Corvette LT1 engine
- Stingray Z51 Premier Edition Package
- Stingray Launch Edition
- Carbon Fiber Interior Package
- Sueded Microfiber Interior Package
- Performance multi-mode exhaust system
- Magnetic selective ride
- Carbon flash hood stripe
- Removable carbon fiber roof panel
- Custom Corvette luggage
- Premium floor mats with Stingray logo
- Door sill plates
- Corvette logo-badged seats
- Memory Package
- Heated and ventilated seats
- Premium Bose audio with 10 speaker surround sound
- Head-up display
- Universal home remote
Ever since 1976, the iconic Stingray nameplate had been shackled and locked away deep within the Chevy company, only to become a myth over the years. All that changed in 2014 when Chevrolet released the seventh generation Corvette, and with it, the legendary nameplate was dusted off. The C7 itself has a bit of controversy around it. Originally meant to be a mid or rear-engine layout, the mechanics at Chevy decided to give it a front-engine setup like the previous generation, but the styling of the C7 was undoubtedly unique. This specific limited-edition example from 2014 is said to be No.5 of 500 and has been put up for sale.
Exterior and Interior
Before we go into the specifics of this example, let's talk about the C7 in general. For this generation, Chevrolet has given it a much more aggressive design, with its sharp body lines designed intentionally to achieve aerodynamic perfection. Even the rear end of the car saw massive changes. The ever-so-familiar circular taillights had been replaced with trapezoidal ones, and the exhaust came in quadruple barrel form. As for this 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe Premiere Edition, it comes in a Laguna Blue exterior paint with a carbon flash hood stripe, a removable carbon fiber roof panel, and a performance multi-mode exhaust system. The brown interior of this 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe Limited Edition comes with an array of features such as the carbon fiber interior package and sued microfiber interior package. It’s also equipped with heated and ventilated Corvette logo badged seats, premium floor mats with the stingray logo, custom Corvette luggage, door sill plates, a head-up display, a memory package, a universal home remote, and of course, a premium Bose audio with a 10-speaker surround sound system.
Engine
Powering this beastly 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe Limited Edition is no less than the 6.2L LT1 V8 engine driving 460hp to the rear wheels via the 7-speed Tremec TR-6070 standard manual transmission. This car also has the Stingray Z51 premier edition package, giving it an electronically controlled limited-slip rear differential, upgraded brakes, and Magnetic Selective Ride Control.
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