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Corvette C7

Corvette · C7

2014–2019 Chassis Y-body 10 trims

The C7 (2014–2019) is the last front-engine Corvette and, for many, the high point of the breed. It revived the Stingray name and spanned the 460-hp Stingray, the track-ready Grand Sport, the 650-hp supercharged Z06, and a 755-hp supercharged ZR1 sendoff.

Specifications
Engine6.2L LT1 V8 (Stingray)
Horsepower460–755 hp (Stingray to ZR1)
Torque465 lb-ft (Stingray)
0–60 mph3.7 s (Stingray Z51)
Top speed195 mph (Z06)
Transmission7-speed manual · 8-speed auto
DrivetrainRear-wheel drive
Body styleCoupe · Convertible
Original MSRPFrom ~$55,000 (2014 Stingray)
Seating2
FuelGasoline
Trims & variants
TrimBodyYearsBuiltRarity
Stingray Coupe, Convertible 2014-2019 189,507 Standard
Z51 Performance Package Coupe, Convertible 2014-2019 Standard
Z06 Coupe, Convertible 2015-2019 Standard
Z07 Performance Package Coupe, Convertible 2015-2019 Standard
Grand Sport Coupe, Convertible 2017-2019 Standard
ZR1 Coupe, Convertible 2019 Standard
Z06 C7.R Edition — C7.R Edition Coupe, Convertible 2016 500 Special
Grand Sport Collector Edition — Grand Sport Collector Coupe, Convertible 2017 935 Special
Carbon 65 Edition — Carbon 65 Coupe, Convertible 2018 650 Special
Drivers Series — Drivers Series Coupe, Convertible 2019 Special
Frequently asked
Is the C7 Corvette a good buy?
Yes — as the final front-engine Corvette with a manual option, the C7 offers 460–755 hp for used prices that often start in the $30,000s, and it’s widely seen as a future classic.
What is the difference between the C7 and C8 Corvette?
The C7 is front-engine and offers a manual gearbox; the C8 that replaced it is mid-engine, quicker, and automatic-only.
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