Corvette Idaho

The 2000 Corvette model was still part of the fifth generation Corvette. There were no major changes that were made on this model and it was still offered in three body styles, the coupe, convertible and the fixed roof hardtop.

All the 2000 Corvette model was equipped with the LS1 small block V8 engine. The engine was made mostly of aluminum alloy for the block and the head. The LS1 engine produces 345 horsepower at 5,600 rpm. It also has 350 pound-feet of torque at 4,400 rpm.

The standard transmission for this model is a six speed manual with a four speed automatic as an additional option. For the hardtop body style, you will get a manual transmission. This model features four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes and fully independent suspension system. The wheel size is 17 inches on the front and 18 inches at the back.

The 2000 Corvette model can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in only 5.2 seconds. It can reach a quarter mile in 13.8 seconds. This car has a top speed of 174 mph. The convertible is a bit slower because of the drag at 162 mph.

In terms of the exterior features, the hardtop model has a fixed roof with a standard enclosed trunk while the coupe has a removable roof section and a hatchback style rear windshield. The overall length of this car is 179.7 inches, 73.6 inches wide and 47.7 inches tall. The interior features include leather seats and airbags for both the driver and the passenger.

The 1999 Corvette model is included in the fifth generation of Corvette cars. This was the year that Corvette has included the fixed roof hard top aside from the usual coupe and convertible models. The previous hard top Corvette was way back 1963-1967 during the Sting Ray Corvette era.

The 1999 Corvette coupe and convertible was equipped with 4 speed automatic transmission with overdrive while the hardtop model has a six speed manual transmission with overdrive. The engine produces 345 horsepower and it is a 5.7 liter V8 engine.

The standard features for the 1999 model include leather seats, power windows, power door locks, air conditioning and dual airbags. The other great features for this model are electronic speed control, anti-theft system, four-wheel disc brakes, rack and pinion steering, remote key less entry and safety roll bar.

The 1999 Corvette hardtop has a retail price of $38,320 followed by the coupe which was priced at $38,820. The most expensive was the convertible with a price of $45,220.

The 1998 Corvette model still upholds and continues the tradition of Corvette as a beautiful, stylish and powerful sports car. The most popular color for the 1998 Corvette model was Arctic white.

The 1998 model uses the LS1 5.7 liter V8 engine that produces 345 horsepower and 350 ft-lbs of torque. The transmission options that were available for the 1998 Corvette include the four speed automatic and the six speed manual transmission. The acceleration can go from zero to 60 mph at only 4.7 seconds and the top speed was clocked at more than 170 mph.

The wheelbase for all the 1998 Corvette models measures at 104.5 inches. This model has a height of 47.7 inches, a length of 179.7 inches and width of 73.6 inches. The total curb weight was 3,245 pounds.

This was the year when Corvette offered their first C5 convertible. This model also features standard run-flat tires which eliminates the need for spare tires. The trunk was improved giving it a larger storage space for the coupe as well as for the convertible. The interior features include power door locks, power windows, six way power driver’s seat in leather and air conditioning.

This is the start of the fifth generation of Corvette or the C5 models. It is still a two-seat sports car that has an original base price of $37,495. The C5 is also known for having a different aesthetic design from older Corvette models.

Let us start with the engine specification of the 1997 Corvette model. It has the LS1 engine which is a 5.7 liter V-8 engine. It is made with a cast aluminum block and heads. The LS1 engine produces 345 horsepower at 5,600 rpm. It also produces 350 foot-pounds of torque at 4,400 rpm.

The transmission for the 1997 Corvette model is a four speed automatic transmission and six speed manual transmission. The C5 has an overall length of 179.7 inches and wheelbase of 104.5 inches. The overall width is 73.6 inches and height of 47.7 inches. The curb weight is measured to be 3,218 pounds.

Features for this model include cast aluminum wheels with four wheel Bosch anti-lock brakes. The fuel capacity is 19.1 gallons with a fuel economy estimated at 18 miles per gallon for city driving. The 1997 Corvette model uses an advanced aerodynamic design which gives the sports car a low coefficient drag.

1996 is the final production year for the C4 or the fourth generation Corvette. Since this is the C4′s last year, Corvette produced special edition models including the Grand Sport.

For the 1996 Corvette coupe, convertible and the Collector Edition, they were equipped with the standard 5.7 liter LT1 V8 engine. The Grand Sport has a 5.7 liter LT4 V8 engine and this engine is also given as an option for the coupe and convertible. The standard LT1 engine can produce 300 horsepower at 5,000 rpm with the SFI fuel induction feature. The LT4 engine can produce 330 horsepower at 5,800 rpm and it also has an SFI fuel induction feature.

The transmission type that was used for the 1996 Corvette model depended on its engine. The LT1 engine is equipped with the 4 speed 4L6-E electronic automatic transmission. The LT4 engine has the six speed manual transmission which you will not find in any 1996 Corvette with the LT1 engine.

This model has a fiber glass reinforced plastic body that is built onto an all welded steel frame. It uses the power rack-and-pinion steering and the four-wheel ABS power-break system.

The standard tires that were used for the ’96 model was the Goodyear Eagle 40ZR tires. The fuel tank can hold up to 20 gallons of fuel at a time.

In terms of dimension, this model was 178.5 inches in length and 70.7 inches in width with a 96.2 inch wheelbase. The weight of the coupe was approximately 3,298 lbs and the convertible was 3,360 lbs.

The 1995 Corvette model is a more refined version of the C4 fourth generation of Corvette. This model is more superior in terms of engine, transmission, body panel, brakes and interior.

The base price for the 1995 Corvette coupe was $36,785 and the convertible was a bit expensive at $43,665. There is also the ZR-1 option which was available at $68,043.

The coupe and the convertible has the LT1 engine and it produces 300 horsepower at 5,000 rpm and 330 lb-feet of torque at 4,000 rpm. The ZR-1 has a more powerful engine which was the LT5 and produces 405 horsepower at 5,800 rpm and 385 lb-feet of torque at 5,600 rpm. The transmission that is available for the 1995 Corvette model is the six speed manual and the automatic transmission.

In terms of performance, the base model for the 1995 model can go to 60 mph in 5.1 seconds and it can cover the quarter mile at 15.2 seconds. The ZR-1 can reach 60 mph in 4.9 seconds and the quarter mile mark at 13.4 seconds.

The signature features for the 1995 Corvette model include four square tail lights, hidden headlights and large glass hatchback.

1994 is the tenth year of the fourth generation C4 body style of Corvette. There were not much difference between the 1994 Corvette model and the previous year model. However, even with the almost limited changes that were made, there were still a lot of units sold on that year.

The 1994 Corvette were sold in coupe, convertible and the ZR-1. The base price for the 1994 Corvette coupe is $34,185 and the ZR-1 was worth $65,443.

For the 1994 Corvette coupe and convertible, it has the LT1 engine while the ZR-1 model has the LT5 engine. The LT1 engine can produce 300 horsepower and 330 foot pounds of torque. The LT5 engine can produce 405 horsepower and 385 foot pounds of torque. The coupe and convertible comes with either a six speed manual or an automatic transmission. The ZR-1 is only available as a six speed manual transmission.

In terms of safety features, the 1994 Corvette model has a passenger side airbag along with the driver’s side airbag. It also has traction control, anti lock brakes, four wheel disc brakes and the standard seat belts. Other features for this sports car include stereo with CD, electronic climate control and a driver’s information center.

1993 is a special year for Corvette because this marks their 40th year anniversary. They released a 4oth anniversary badge for the coupe and convertible models. They also introduced the special edition 405 horsepower ZR-1 engine to commemorate the anniversary.

The length of the 1993 Corvette model is 178.5 inches and its width is 70.7 inches. The wheelbase for this sports car is 96.2 inches. For the height of this model, the convertible is 47.3 inches tall while the coupe is 46.3 inches tall. The total weight measures at 3,336 pounds.

For the interior of the car, the seats has a leather option. Standard features for the 1993 model include power locks and windows, cassette player and air conditioner. Other features are driver side airbags and anti-lock braking system.

In terms of the engine of the 1993 Corvette, it has a 5.7 liter V8 engine which produces a very impressive 300 horsepower and 340 foot pounds of torque. The transmission option is a six speed manual transmission and a four speed automatic transmission. It is equipped with 20 gallon gas tank and the manual transmission is capable of 25 miles per gallon on the highway. The automatic transmission has 24 miles per gallon on the highway.

The one millionth Corvette car rolled off the production area of their factory in 1992. There were new features that were introduced to the 1992 Corvette sports car and this include the new LT1 engine and a traction control for more safety. This model retained the fourth generation body style and it still has the ZR-1 option. The coupe was sold for $32,455, the convertible for $38,770 and the ZR-1 coupe for $64,138.

The two engine options that were available for the 1992 Corvette is the LT1 and LT5 and both are 5.7 liter V8 engine. For the LT1 engine, it produces 300 horsepower at 5,000 rpm and it can go from 0 to 60 mph in 5.1 seconds. For the LT5 engine option, it is more powerful since it produces 375 horsepower at 5,800 rpm and it can easily go from 0 to 60 mph in only 4.9 seconds.

Transmission options for the 1992 Corvette include the six speed manual transmission with overdrive and the four speed automatic with overdrive. The overall length for this sports car is 178.5 inches, width of 71.1 inches and height of 47.3 inches. The wheelbase is 96.2 inches and its curb weight is 3,269 lbs.

In terms of interior options, the air conditioning is a standard in all models and the interior seats can be covered in cloth or leather. Other standards for this car is the power windows and locks with stereo system and cassette. A CD player and Bose stereo system is still an option during that time.

Safety features is given a priority for the 1992 Corvette. Front air bags are already a standard in the driver side of the car. It has four wheel anti-lock brakes and a security system.

1991 is the second year of the ZR-1 high performance option for the Corvette. The interior was redesigned by giving it a rounded dash which continued until the end of the C4. The 1991 model really shows that Corvette is a high end sports car.

The base price of the 1991 Corvette convertible is $38,770. For the coupe, it was priced at $32,455. The ZR-1 is a lot more expensive and it has a base price of $64,138.

This model is the last year that the L98 engine will be used. The L98 engine produces 240 horsepower at 4,000 rpm. It also has 345 lb-feet of torque at 3,200 rpm. For the ZR-1, it has the LT5 engine which produces 375 horsepower at 5,800 rpm.

In terms of performance, the L98 engine Corvette has a record of 0 to 60 mph in 6.3 seconds. The ZR-1 can accelerate to 60 mph in only 4.9 seconds and it can reach a quarter mile in 13.4 seconds.

The interior for the 1991 model is a lot sleeker with a rounded dash at the driver’s side. The options that were available was an electronically controlled air conditioning, Bose stereo, leather seats and heated mirrors.