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CHEVROLET CORVETTE C5
[hidden image - please register] The fifth generation of Corvette was presented in 1997 and although it has a very long wheelbase 2.66 meters is 8 inches shorter than the C4. |
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CHEVROLET CORVETTE C4
After a break of over 10 years in production, in 1986 reintroduced the convertible version of the Corvette. The new vehicle uses a sophisticated mechanism that gets rid of the roof within a compartment integrated into the body. More expensive than the $ 5,000 coupe, the convertible has a good success, accounting for a third of total sales for the C4 Corvette. [hidden image - please register] |
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CHEVROLET CORVETTE C3
The C3 was launched in 1967 and is built in 543,000 copies, a huge amount compared to previous models. The line of this car, restricted the height of the wheel arches, the C3 earns the nickname of Coca Cola Corvette. It is produced in two body, coupe and cabrio: C3 the "open" have a hard top smontatile in two versions for both the determination and the comfort of the coupe, and the thrill of open-air motoring. [hidden image - please register] |
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CHEVROLET CORVETTE C2
The Corvette C2, produced by General Motors from 1963 to 1967 is the first sports car to bear the signature of GM Bill Mitchell. The new head of design at GM, he had taken part in the Corvette CI, redesigning the rear in 1961. Today it is considered one of America's most sought-after cars in the field of muscle car. [hidden image - please register] |
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CHEVROLET CORVETTE C1
The Corvette C1 is the first sports car series in the American production to have the glass fiber body. And 'considered a muscle car vintage fine but the great fighting spirit and vivacity racing racing. [hidden image - please register] |
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