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Corvette admirers can now purchase the 2010 coupe or convertible and enjoy the prestige of this American icon. The luxurious Chevy Corvette, is manufactured in two classic designs and is a great buy for the sports car enthusiast. The Grand Sport trim is new featuring converted front and rear fenders, offset wheels, generous brakes, and exclusive aerodynamics for added performance and character. The most recent Chevy Corvette is offered in the removable-roof coupe and convertible body styles and in three main trim styles: base Corvette, Z06 and ZR1. The 2010 Corvettes are powered by a 430 hp 6.2L V8, the Z06 possesses a 505 hp 7.0L V8 below the hood, and the supercharged ZR1 adds extra power to the 6.2L V8 for a unbelievable 638 hp.

Equally notable is the Corvette’s day by day driver usability. The interior boasts friendly ergonomics and spacious seats. Despite the compact sound of “sports car,” the 2010 Corvette contains noteworthy cargo space, specifically 22 cubic feet in the coupe. In spite of their immense capabilities, the 2010 Corvettes are still amenable enough to handle the daily commute without making the driver grit his teeth every time he faces stop-and-go traffic or a rough section of road. The larger than life style of the older generation has been replaced with a more aerodynamic exterior, and a racetrack-ready suspension featuring lightweight alloy components.