- Watkins Gray Metallic exterior
- Jet Black interior
- 8 Speed automatic transmission with paddle shift
- 2.41 ratio limited slip
- 1LT Equipment group
- Black aluminum wheels
- Black convertible top
- Perforated Mulan Jet Black seating surfaces
- Battery protection package
- Red painted calipers
- Performance exhaust
- Front license plate bracket - not on car currently
- Remote vehicle starter system
- Current owner reports decals have been taken off but are included in sale
The Chevrolet Corvette is an iconic piece of American automotive history and is a car that remains relevant and highly desirable among enthusiasts of American sports cars. It has stood the test of time, evolving and changing with every year and generation. This modern Corvette is a 2017 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible that includes the 1LT equipment group, equipping the car with a number of additional amenities. With only 12,500 miles reported on the clock, this true American sports car is ready to be welcomed and experienced.
Exterior and Interior
Evolving, this 2017 evolution of the iconic Corvette is a call back to the early Corvette. Its lines are reminiscent of their bold, aggressive designs, with powerful angles and styling that genuinely pop and stand out from the crowd of boring cars that often populate today's roads. The Corvette is truly a car for the defiant and the bold, and it speaks to this appeal. The car comes with a front license plate bracket, but it is not on the car at the moment. The performance exhaust system and red-painted brake calipers accessorize the Watkins Gray Metallic exterior, which the current owner reports are enhanced with added decals, which have been taken off for sale, but come with the car. Opening up the black convertible top will reveal the Jet Black interior. Settling inside, you'll appreciate the comfortable seats, which feature perforated surfaces for added comfort and style. The carefully designed interior is tailored to deliver optimum comfort and geared for performance driving, and with the modern amenities included, it is a true joy to be in.
Engine
With remote start functionality built into the key, you don't have to climb into the car to enjoy the mechanical symphony of this Corvette. It features a monster of an engine in the form of a 6.2L V8 that growls, roars and crackles as it powers the rear wheels through an 8-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters for fast manual shifting controls. All 460hp that the car delivers with active exhaust reaches the rear wheels, rocketing the car forward with incredible acceleration and precision thanks to a limited-slip differential with a 2.41 ratio.
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