2018 Corvettes will include plenty of enhanced features, but the MSRPs are basically staying put.

Markets can swiftly change, but usually when car prices start to creep up, there’s some warning signs. This might be one of those signs.

Should Chevrolet have kept the Corvette’s price steady? Will you forgive what appears to be an inflationary adjustment?

Because the Hellcat is still a lumpy, heavy GT car, that’s why!

Great news today for our friends in the Great White North as Chevrolet has released the pricing for the 2014 Corvette Stingray Coupe and Convertible for Canadian buyers. The new Corvette Stingray Coupe will have a suggested retail price of $52,745 and the Corvette Stingray Convertible will start at $58,245. Pricing excludes a $1,700 destination

Get your checkbooks ready! The Chevy Corvette C7 Stingray will sport a $51,995 base price, including destination fee. The C7 Convertible will begin at $56,995. Both of these prices reflect a $1400 premium over the outgoing C6.  Power and torque get a boost too, both rated at 450 (horsepower and lb-ft, respectively). Standard features on […] More »

by Rick Tavel  special to Corvette Forum ? 3-17-2013 All Rights Reserved Do Not Duplicate Without Permission Dispelling the recent rumors that the new C7 Corvette Stingray’s starting price will be approaching or topping $70K, Alan Taylor, automotive journalist and TV personality, said the new Corvette Convertible will retail for about $60K. During a segment on […] More »