- Car Location: Florida
- Ceramic Matrix Grey Exterior
- Sky Cool Grey Leather interior
- Carbon flash metallic painted exterior mirrors
- 8 speed dual clutch automatic transmission
- 19" front and 20" rear Carbon Flash Painted aluminum wheels
- Orange seat belts
- Performance exhaust (NPP)
- Black indoor car cover
- GT1 bucket seats
- Cargo Net
- Only 985 reported miles
- 2021 Model Year C8 Corvette Coupe
- Ceramic Matrix Grey - reported to be a rare color combo for C8
Since 1953, Chevrolet’s sports car that’s named after the Corvette class of small and highly maneuverable warships has been a firm favorite of the American public. Many kids aspire to own and drive a Corvette when they are able to. For seven generations, the Corvette stuck to a faithful formula of a big V8 at the front driving the rear wheels. In 2020, along came the eighth generation (C8) which shook things up by putting the engine in a mid-rear configuration to drive the rear wheels. If you’d like a slice of Corvette history, here’s a 2021 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe 1LT from Florida that’s still got three-figure mileage on the odometer; just 986.
Exterior and Interior
Styled by Tom Peters, the C8 generation is like no other Corvette, mainly to accommodate the new engine configuration. This 2021 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe 1LT showcases those sharp and crisp lines with its Ceramic Matrix Gray exterior and orange brake calipers which sit behind 19 inch (front) and 20 inch (rear) Carbon Flash painted aluminum wheels, reportedly a rare combo for the C8. The exterior mirrors are also Carbon Flash painted to match. With it’s hunkered-down stance, this is a road rocket and makes no bones about it. A black indoor car cover is included in the sale. You can also remove the targa top for open-skies motoring. Venture aboard and you are greeted by the Sky Cool Gray interior trim, with orange seatbelts adding flashes of color. It’s got GT1 bucket seats and a cargo net as well. A digital display communicates all crucial instrumentation and information to the driver, whilst a second central screen controls the infotainment system. Climate control buttons live in the cool ‘rib’ that runs between the driver and passenger.
Engine
This 2021 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe 1LT is powered by GM’s LT2 small-block V8 that displaces 6.2L (378ci). As this car is endowed with the Performance Exhaust (NPP) option, the power is increased by 5hp over stock to a total of 495hp, with 470lb-ft of torque. Drive goes to the rear wheels via an eight-speed Tremec dual-clutch automatic transmission which is actuated by steering-mounted paddles. Chevy says that the C8 will do zero to sixty in a smidge under three seconds, and top out at 194mph, whilst the large four-piston Brembo ventilated discs ensure that it can stop as well as it goes.
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