A performance legend more than 50 years in the making, the 2010 Corvettes are among the most thrilling sports cars in the world. Now with even more
performance in Coupe and Convertible models, thanks to a new 6.2-litre LS3 V8 that puts out the most power of any standard Corvette engine in history.
With a higher level of refinement, including expanded colour and trim choices and a newly available Custom Leather-wrapped Interior Package on all models.
Dramatic two-tone sport seats are available in a choice of Cashmere/Ebony (shown), Red/Ebony and Titanium/Ebony combinations. All head restraints embroidered with the distinctive crossed-flags Corvette emblem.
The available DVD-based navigation system* includes a bright 165 mm (6.5 in.) colour screen and a voice-recognition feature. The system can be configured to provide navigation information on-screen, verbally or via the Head-up Display.
For 2009, Corvette’s standard 6-speed manual transmission has been modified for reduced shift effort, better gate-to-gate location, more positive feel and even more precise gear changes.
Head-Up Display (HUD) with street and track modes projects speed, engine rpm, g-force data, fuel levels and more on the windshield.
The most standard horsepower in Corvette history. Period. 6.2-litre displacement generates big-block outputs: 430 hp and 424 lb.-ft. of torque. The LS3 is the most advanced version of GM’s legendary small-block V8.
The Active Handling System constantly monitors for, and helps control, lateral skids.
New electronic key fob stows easily in your pocket. Push-button start eliminates the need to handle a key.
2010 Corvette Grand Sport Coupe Information Request Form
The Grand Sport legend began in 1963, when Corvette godfather Zora Arkus-Duntov ordered up five hand-assembled prototype race cars designed to take on all comers. the newest chapter starts now, with the introduction of the 2010 Grand Sport Coupe and Convertible. under the Corvette Z06-inspired wide-body styling, Corvette Grand Sport bristles with race-bred technology. The tracks are wider, front and rear. suspension tuning is more aggressive, with stiffer springs, firmer dampers and larger stabilizer bars. The braking system – originally developed for the Z06 – features cross-drilled rotors and six-piston front and four-piston rear calipers. The Grand Sport five-spoke aluminum wheels sport massive Goodyear® Eagle® f1 Supercar tires. When you choose the Grand Sport Coupe equipped with the six-speed manual transmission your car will also include a dry-sump oil system that will ensure the 430-horsepower ls3 v8 gets the lubrication it needs, even during the most aggressive cornering and braking manoeuvres. Think lateral acceleration of 1.0g and a run from 0 to 96 km/h (0 to 60 mph) in just 3.95 seconds. and a quarter-mile time of just 12.3 seconds at 188 km/h (117 mph).
A Wilson Niblett Corvette Specialist will contact you shortly after receipt of this form.
