knkali

I have a 3LT and I know I have:

The premium sound system
heated seats
telescoping wheel
HUD
memory seat driver passenger

I think the 2lt differs:
only has electric positional driver seat and no memory
No HUD
no telescoping wheel
no heated seats
no premiums sound

Am I correct so far?

calmtgguy

CORVETTE COUPE STANDARD EQUIPMENT

Items featured below are included at NO EXTRA CHARGE.

Active handling
Air bags, frontal and side impact, driver and front passenger w/ Passenger Sensing System (Side impact air bags started in 2010)
Air conditioning, dual-zone with climate control
Air filtration system w/ pollen filter
Audio system, AM/FM w/ CD player & MP3 Playback, XM Satellite Radio, Aux input jack and 7 speakers
Audio controls on Steering Wheel (Started in 2009)
Automatic headlamp control
Axle, 3.42 ratio, Ltd. slip (standard and only Available on 6-speed manual transmission)
Brakes, 4-wheel disc with antilock
Cruise control
Daytime Running Lights
Defogger, rear-window
Driver Information Center w/ two-line display and trip computer
Door locks, power programmable w/ lockout protection
Engine, 6.2L LS3 V8 SFI w/
430HP @5900 RPM
& 424 lb-ft of torque @4600 RPM (Started in 2008)
Exhaust, aluminized stainless-steel With 3” polished stainless-steel tips
Floor console, including two covered cup holders, ashtray with cigar lighter, auxiliary power outlet and CD storage
Floor mats, carpeted
Fog lamps, front, integrated in fascia
Glass, Solar-Ray light tinted
Headlamps, Xenon high-intensity discharge
Keyless access with push-button start & integrated key
Floor Mats, carpeted
Mirror, inside rearview Auto-Dimming w/ compass & Dual Reading Lamps
Mirrors, outside heated power-Adjusted auto-dimming, body color (Started in 2008)
Oil Life monitoring system
OnStar w/ one year Safe & Sound Plan
Roof Panel, Removable, 1 piece body colored
Seat - Six-way power driver
Seats, front bucket w/ leather seating surfaces
Steering, power, speed sensitive, rack & pinion variable ratio (Started in 2009)
Steering column, tilt
Steering wheel, leather wrapped
Suspension – 4 Wheel independent, Includes transverse composite springs
Theft-deterrent system, vehicle, push button, start and audible visual alarm
Tires – Extended Mobility (Run Flat)
Front – P245/40ZR18 Eagle F1
Rear – P245/35ZR19 Eagle F1
Tire pressure monitor system, display on DIC
Traction Control
Transmission, 6-speed manual, short-throw includes launch control (Started in 2010)
Wheels, 5-split spoke Silver-Painted aluminum,
18” x 8.5” front
19” x 10” rear
Window, power w/ driver and passenger express down


2LT – Includes all the features from the 1LT packages, plus:
Passenger side 6-way power seat adjuster
Seats, Sport front bucket seats with perforated leather seating surfaces, includes back angle adjustment, adjustable lumbar and side bolsters
Cargo Net in rear compartment
Luggage shade in rear compartment
Choice of Interior Colors
Bluetooth Cell Connectivity with Steering Wheel Controls (in 2010's)

3LT – Includes all features from the 1LT and 2LT packages, plus:
Audio System Bose Premium 7-speaker system
Head-Up Display
Memory Package
Heated seats, driver and passenger sides
Universal Home Remote
Power Telescoping Steering Column
One year subscription for XM Satellite Radio

4LT – Includes all features from the 1LT, 2LT and 3LT packages, plus:
Custom Leather Wrapped Interior, features leather-wrapped upper instrument panel, upper door trim panels and console storage cover. Exclusive leather color and two-tone design includes seat headrest “tonal” crossed flag embroidery and enhanced armrest padding. Special gunmetal pattern console trim plate. (in 2010's)

chgoblue

What are the price increments for each package?

Thanks calmguy.

Vette_DD

It all depends on the model year. What model year are you asking about?

Here's a pic of the differences for a 2006 coupe. Click the thumbnail for a larger pic.

calmtgguy

PREFERRED EQUIPMENT GROUPS

1LT – Includes all standard features. Ebony Interior only.
$0.00

2LT – Includes all the features from the 1LT packages, plus:
Passenger side 6-way power seat adjuster
Seats, Sport front bucket seats with perforated leather seating surfaces, includes back angle adjustment, adjustable lumbar and side bolsters
Cargo Net in rear compartment
Luggage shade in rear compartment
Choice of Interior Colors
Bluetooth Cell Connectivity with Steering Wheel Controls

$1195.00

3LT – Includes all features from the 1LT and 2LT packages, plus:
Audio System Bose Premium 7-speaker system
Head-Up Display
Memory Package
Heated seats, driver and passenger sides
Universal Home Remote
Power Telescoping Steering Column
One year subscription for XM Satellite Radio

$4205.00

4LT – Includes all features from the 1LT, 2LT and 3LT packages, plus:
Custom Leather Wrapped Interior, features leather-wrapped upper instrument panel, upper door trim panels and console storage cover. Exclusive leather color and two-tone design includes seat headrest “tonal” crossed flag embroidery and enhanced armrest padding. Special gunmetal pattern console trim plate.

$7705.00

Davelt1coupe2010

If you are trying to decide on the trim level...I recently purchased a 1lt...however, if I did it again I would have gone for the 2LT...think a lotta bang for the buck.

chgoblue

Audio System Bose Premium 7-speaker system
Head-Up Display
Memory Package
Heated seats, driver and passenger sides
Universal Home Remote
Power Telescoping Steering Column
One year subscription for XM Satellite Radio

$4205.00 over easy on the BLT, (sorry, I mean 1LT). Or, $3000 over 2LT.

I have the 3LT.

What options are worth to me, how it breaks down:

1) HUD...$2,200
2) Power Tel Steet Column $500
3) Upgrade stereo $300 (think my 91 sounded better, but oh well...)
4) Mammory package $200
5) XM 1 yr sub...bought used, so 0
6) Universal Home Remote...........WHAT'S THAT? If you dk what it is...0
7) Heated seats...(-200)...because it made my butt crack sweat even in the Chicago winters, when I accidentally bumped the switch on. .

Total value $3000.

ryoder

I have a 1LT but used to have a 3LT 2002 and the memory package is useless for me since I'm the only driver.
The HUD is nice and I need to put one in my 1LT when I get the time.
The perforated seats?? Does that keep your posterior cooler? That might be nice.
Upgraded stock stereos do nothing for me so no thanks Bose.
Universal home remote can be added easily.

Telescoping column. Hmm, thats a nice feature because it helps you to dial in your perfect driving position but I have learned to live without it.

So for me the 3LT is probably not worth it.

Steering wheel radio controls are neat but its not much of a reach to the head unit.

knkali

Thanks Calmtgguy!

Does anyone know if the the dif in stereo between the (1/2)LT and 3LT is the number of speakers only or do both have 7 speakers? Dif in wattage?

Vette_DD

Both have 7 speakers. 3LT has Bose speakers instead of whatever the 1LT & 2LT have.

NVaughn

Lots of great info! Here's another resource:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/how-to...by-trim-368694

billyboy47

Like someone had mentioned, it depends on the year. My 013 2lt had hud and the 9 speaker premium set up by Bose. My 012 has the 3lt with a few more goodies the 2lt didn't have which I think is worth it.

NMJoe

I wish mine came with the mammary package.

simplegto

you should be banned for dragging up 6 year old post.

RagTop69

I remember when I was a young guy I had an 81 Mazda RX7 that was a GSL (top of the line) and my best pal liked it so much he bought an 82 GS. Mine had all the tricks of the day and I sort of made sure he knew how much better my GSL was. I out grew that urge to have a pissing contest over everything and, in retrospect, I've felt bad about being that guy. Fortunately, my buddy was a bigger man than I was and we are still best friends today. I bought an '09 1LT used back in April and have thoroughly enjoyed the experience. In looking at the 2LT, the only thing I wish I had is the Bluetooth, which I had on my previous car and liked very much. My '00 Z28 had the perforated leather seating surfaces and it did not keep your butt any cooler. Personally, I prefer the look of the solid leather seating surfaces. The Camaro also had the deluxe Bose system and it was kinda meh. I would also cherry pick the home remote from the 3LT package. A pal of mine had a C5 with HUD and wasn't that impressed with it. Certainly, the 3LT package and the 4LT package are grossly over priced.

billyboy47

Me too, I didn't realize the date when I posted my comment.

Bob Paris

For convertibles, 1LT and 2LT had manual tops, while 3LT and 4LT came with power tops. When I was shopping back in mid-2013 I was deciding between a 2LT and 3LT and couldn't believe that Chevy would only provide a manual top on a 2LT with a $69,000 MRSP. Ended up going with the 3LT. All C7 tops are power which makes more sense.

Don-Vette

1LT gets you in the game for less $$$

simplegto

The OP has not posted since 2011 so I doubt he will see this. Some idiots like to hunt old threads.

TerryL

I'm guessing my 06 vert may have been an ordered car. An optioned 2LT maybe? It seems to have every 3LT amenity except for NAV and a power top. Six CD Bose, heated perf power leather, power tele wheel, all memory everything etc. No OnStar though but not sure it was available in 06. It also has those very non 3LT looking 'baby' rear brake rotors with no name calipers and although the fronts are large and the calipers have Corvette on them they're not painted. Odd combination....but I'm still a happy guy! I wouldn't want the NAV but not having to get out to lift or drop the top would be nice even though the process takes only a minute.