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America's original two-seat sports car, the Chevrolet Corvette, is a stunning work of automotive art. Visually, there's not a single misstep over its 70-plus years, although some generations are more desirable than others. Power and handling vary from generation to generation, making some late-model used Corvettes absolute bargains regarding performance for your dollar. Making it easier to distinguish generations is Chevrolet’s code designation beginning with the letter C and ending with the generation number, so the first Corvette is called the C1, the second C2, etc.

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Chevrolet Corvette C8 (8th Generation: 2020 - Current)

Key Improvements: The current C8 Corvette is also the most radical, endowed with super-car styling and a mid-engine design. Unlike every Corvette before, the C8's body is no longer comprised solely of traditional fiberglass. There's also a hybrid E-Ray with AWD pumping out 655 horsepower. The rest of the Corvette lineup employs varying size V8s ranging from 590 to 670 horsepower (slightly more than comparable V8s from the 7th generation Corvette). Convertible models no longer use a cloth top but now have a retractable hardtop. The technology between the two generations is also similar. However, the eighth-generation Corvette offers such upgrades as a configurable digital instrument cluster, push-button gear selector, and a digital rearview mirror. Advanced driver assists like forward collision warning, lane departure warning, and lane-keeping assist arrive late in the model run, but as of 2024, adaptive cruise control remains elusive.

Model Updates: For 2021, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, and adaptive dampers become a standalone option. 2023 sees the arrival of the 670-horsepower Z06 and a 70th Anniversary package. The E-Ray all-wheel-drive hybrid debuts in 2024 along with new driver assists like automatic emergency braking, auto high-beam headlights, lane-keeping assist, and following distance indicator.


Chevrolet Corvette C7 (7th Generation: 2014 - 2019)

Key Improvements: The C7 Corvette builds off the C6, offering the most powerful standard engine to date, at up to 460 horsepower. In this generation, you'll find other power-mad pushrod creations like the 650-horsepower Z06 and 755-horsepower ZR1, both of which are supercharged. Lightweight construction materials such as an aluminum frame and magnesium seat frames help reduce weight, and a new interior brimming with quality plastics and loads of leather reduces vocal critics of the former Corvette’s interior. New standard equipment includes an 8-inch touchscreen, Bose audio, and a 5-position drive mode selector. The Corvette Convertible’s top can be remotely opened using the key fob. Optional heated and ventilated seats include power side bolsters. This is the first Corvette to offer Apple CarPlay integration and the last to offer a manual transmission.

Model Updates: For 2015, the Z06 returns, along with a new 8-speed automatic transmission. The 2016 Corvette Stingray offers Magnetic Ride Control and Apple CarPlay via the MyLink app. A Grand Sport Edition debuts in 2017, touting a wider body and Z06 performance parts but with the Stingray's normally aspirated V8. The 2019 Corvette lineup adds the 755-horsepower ZR1.


Chevrolet Corvette C6 (6th Generation: 2005 - 2013)

Key Improvements: The C6 Corvette carries the familiar long hood, glass rear hatch, and removable roof panel from the previous Corvette but loses its retractable headlights. This generation is special because it’s the first time a Corvette breaks the 500-horsepower ceiling from the factory, with 505 hp in the Z06 and 638 hp in the supercharged ZR1. Improvements to the suspension and available Magnetic Ride Control vastly improve ride and handling over the C5 Corvette. New features for the C6 include a proximity key fob and push-button start, side impact airbags, Bluetooth, and DVD navigation.

Model Updates: For 2010, the Grand Sport joins the team, wearing Z06 looks and dynamics with the standard Stingray engine. The 2011 Corvette sees several upgrades, including Magnetic Ride Control on the Grand Sport, a 6-speed paddle-shift automatic transmission, and F1 tires for the Z06. The 2013 model year ushers in the Corvette's 60th anniversary with a special commemorative package.


Chevrolet Corvette C5 (5th Generation: 1997 - 2004)

The C5 fixes most of the complaints lodged against the C4. It’s longer and wider, providing better stability in the corners. It also has more horsepower, a better suspension system, and a new body style ushering in a fixed hardtop and trunk, a design not seen on a Corvette since 1962. New features include a head-up display and a rear-mounted transmission next to the rear differential.


Chevrolet Corvette C4 (4th Generation: 1984 - 1996)

The C4 begins the Corvette’s return as a legitimate performance car, incrementally adding power to its V8 engine, eventually reaching 300 hp. The C4 comes with never-before-seen features, like a digital dash, a one-piece removable roof panel, and plastic leaf springs. The C4 suffered one black eye when, in 1987, Buick's Grand National took first prize as GM’s fastest car to run the quarter mile. This generation also sees the return of the convertible.


Chevrolet Corvette C3 (3rd Generation: 1968 - 1982)

Love it or hate it, the C3 takes the Corvette in a radically different direction, with predominant arches built into the front and rear fenders, a shark-like nose, and a T-top roof. Early in life, the C3 offers impressive performance from its small and big block V8s. Emission regulations bring the party to an end, however, neutering the Corvette’s output at one point to a mere 165 horsepower. The 500,000th Corvette rolls off the assembly line during this time, and the convertible model exits the stage.


Chevrolet Corvette C2 (2nd Generation: 1963 - 1967)

Though it didn’t have a long run, the gorgeous C2 Corvette Sting Ray endures as a fan favorite. With its independent rear suspension, powerful V8 engine, and driver-oriented cockpit, the C2 Corvette was a true performance machine. Horsepower started around 250 and reached 425 by the end of the C2's run. Firsts for this generation include four-wheel disc brakes, a collapsable steering column, and a coupe body style.


Chevrolet Corvette C1 (1st Generation: 1953 - 1962)

The first car to wear the Corvette name wasn’t terribly powerful, had no roof, no roll-up side windows, and featured a fiberglass body. Still, Americans fell in love, and throughout its nine-year run, design changes resulted in a powerful and stylish C1 coupe with a removable hardtop and advanced features like fuel injection. The Corvette was off to the races.

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<h4>Chevrolet Corvette FAQs</h4>
 

 How much does a Corvette Cost?
 
 The cost of the Chevrolet Corvette varies significantly by generation, ranging from roughly $20,000 for a C4 Corvette to over $110,000 for a C2 Corvette. The highly regarded split-window Corvette was only available in 1963 and commands a premium over the other C2 models, with an average sales price of over $200,000.
 
 Used Corvette Prices by Generation
 
 The average price of a Corvette across all generations is $59,540
 
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 <li>C7 Corvette – $62,137 Average Price</li>
 <li>C5 Corvette – $24,330 Average Price</li>
 <li>C4 Corvette – $18,093 Average Price</li>
 <li>C3 Corvette – $32,596 Average Price</li>
 <li>C2 Corvette – $112,144 Average Price</li>
 <li>C1 Corvette – $99,434 Average Price</li>
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