- 2019 MY Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Coupe
- 2LZ Preferred Equipment Group
- Memory Package
- Heated & ventilated seats
- Premium audio system with surround sound
- Z06 chrome aluminum wheels
- Removable roof panel
- Battery Protection Package
- Chrome Badge Package
- Rear fascia protector
- Z06 performance suspension
- Magnetic ride control
- Slotted brake rotors
- Electronic limited slip differential
- Pearl Nickel painted aluminum Z06 wheels
- Performance exhaust
- 7-speed manual transmission
- Leather wrapped steering wheel
- Head-up color display
- WiFi hotspot capability
The Chevrolet Corvette is an iconic piece of American automotive history, and this new generation is a car you don't want to miss out on. With decades of its history and pedigree, this is a car for the enthusiast. With the 2LZ Preferred Equipment Group and a host of other options, including magnetic ride control, an electronic slip differential, and a Z06 performance suspension system, this 2019 Chevrolet Corvette is the perfect sports car for your garage. It even comes with a rear fascia protector to help preserve the car's beauty in practical everyday use. And with only 5,500 miles reported on this particular car, it's a car that you needn't think twice on.
Exterior and Interior
Black is stunning on a Corvette, and this car is no different. The color makes the car's powerful angles and aggressive styling transform into an imposing silhouette that has a great road presence. Circling around the car, you'll notice the many elements that complete the look of this particular Corvette, including the Z06 chrome aluminum wheels, which are pearl nickel painted, the quad-performance exhaust dead center, and more. The roof panel is removable, revealing the car's exquisite interior. The vehicle envelops the driver when settling in, which isn't a hassle at all, thanks to the memory package of the car. The seats are heated and ventilated, premium surround sound audio system, and with the leather-wrapped steering wheel, it's clear that the Corvette doesn't compromise on comforts. The car even comes with WiFi hotspot capability and a color heads-up display. Everything is set to allow you to enjoy the Corvette's speed on the track without hindering comfort while on the road getting there and back.
Engine
Featuring a 6.2L V8 that delivers power to the wheels using a 7-speed manual transmission (a rarity these days), this Corvette includes plenty of power. The car is smart, with plenty of electronic wizardries to help push the limits of physics, all while enjoying the symphony of all eight cylinders letting out a guttural roar. Slotted brake rotors help manage control at such moments, helping this Corvette stay in perfect balance at any time or moment.
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