Nate@VanBortelChevy

For sale is my 2012 Centennial Edition Grand Sport Coupe. I hate to see it go but it's time. This is arguably one of the best and most unique Corvettes ever made. As I write up this description, I want to sell it less and less. Anyhow, onto some information.

On top of all the goodies of a manual transmission GS, here is what the Centennial Edition contains:

- Carbon Flash exterior paint (this is the only Corvette factory painted metallic black!)
- Satin Black Wheels
- Satin Black stripe graphic
- Ebony interior with red stitching and micro fiber suede accents
- Red Calipers
- Black Fender Badges
- Unique badges and decals
- 3LT
- Magnetic Ride Control
- ZR1 Style Spoiler

In addition to the above items it is also equipped with the following:

- ERI Battery Protection Package
- NPP Dual Mode Performance Exhaust
- VEB Pedal Covers
- VRX Grand Sport Indoor Cover
- Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercar G:2 Tires

MSRP: $69,770.00


Further information on the car:

13,0xx miles
Pristine Condition (not one scratch, ding, nick)
GM Accessory Jake Under Hood Liner
Transferable GM Extended Warranty (2 years remain)
Original window sticker
Build Date: 8/29/11
Copy of the factory Invoice
1 of 1040

Sale Price: $49,900 (firm)

Contact: nchandler@vbchevy.com or 585-857-1033
Location: Rochester, NY

cnair

Very nice! GLWS

W8S SS

Wow that's gorgeous!!!

billyboy47

why so many CE models being sold? the best of the GS models in my honest opinion. you should seriously consider getting rid of it. i wouldn't part with mine unless i was going to buy a new one or i needed the money. i don't need the money and i'm not very fond of the new one's. i just wish i had the M6 tranny but the car had low miles when i bought it and didn't want to pass it up. right now it has 1600 on the clock. glws.

Shostopper

Good luck with the sale I still can't move mine at $49k even with 1210 miles on it

Nate@VanBortelChevy

Thank you

I'm torn. I have a big selection of late model Corvettes at my disposal where I can jump in any one of them at any time. I love my GS, I don't want to sell but at the same time I don't ever drive it. I'm seriously considering buying a '69 to '72 coupe. Something that I can perform some work on. I can only drive the GS or ruin it by putting performance goodies on it.


You will definitely move it at $49k. Corvettes are primarily a toy, the window of shoppers are small, it usually takes time. There are plenty of Centennials with mileage like mine over $50k.

Nate@VanBortelChevy

TTT

I hope to get some better pictures soon. We've had 20 days of rain this month, so the car has been sitting covered in the garage.