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The Legend Returns – Introducing the 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray<br />
After years of planning, designing<br />
and engineering, the 2014<br />
Chevrolet Corvette Stingray made<br />
its stunning debut tonight in<br />
Detroit. For those who appreciate<br />
the past, but look forward to the<br />
future, this is your Corvette<br />
Stingray – a finely tuned trifecta of<br />
technology, design and<br />
performance. A new Corvette<br />
worthy of the Stingray’s name and<br />
heritage.<br />
This is the most powerful standard Corvette ever conceived. With an estimated 450 hp, 450 lb.-ft of torque<br />
from its new generation 5 LT1 V8, it surpasses the C6′s base Corvette and the Grand Sport with specs like 0-<br />
60 in under 4 seconds, 1G cornering and a 60-0 stopping distance that’s comparable to the Z06. The new<br />
engine develops 50 lb-ft. more low-end torque, matching the C6′s LS7 V8 from 1,000-4,000 RPMs. Raceproven<br />
aerodynamics will ensure the new Stingray cuts through the air while the breakthrough fuel saving<br />
technologies are expected to make this the most fuel efficient Corvette ever.<br />
The new Corvette Stingray features a seven-speed TREMEC manual transmission with Active Rev Matching.<br />
Exclusive to Corvette, Active Rev Matching ensures the perfect shifts whether you’re up-shifting or downshifting.<br />
Also available is a six-speed paddle-shift automatic transmission which has been optimized for the<br />
new car. Both transmissions will use Active Fuel Management (AFM), another first for manual transmissions.<br />
And for you automatic lovers, Launch Control is now available too!<br />
Performance junkies will flock to the Stingray’s new optional Z51 package that offers an electronic limitedslip<br />
differential (eLSD), dry sump oil system, integral brake, differential and transmission cooling as well as a<br />
unique aero package for high speed stability.<br />
Two new active exhaust systems which are less restrictive than the previous model are available on the new<br />
Stingray. The four exhaust ports feature a larger 2.75 inch diameter openings than the 2.5 inch openings on<br />
the C6. Both have butterfly valves that open for enhanced performance and sound. The standard system has a<br />
13% improvement in airflow while the optional dual-mode system offers a 27% improvement in airflow.<br />
The new Corvette will come standard with Brembo Brakes and 18/19″ wheels with Michelin Pilot Super Sport<br />
run-flat tires. Both brakes and tires are upgraded when the Z51 package is ordered for even more<br />
performance.<br />
But performance is just one of the standards to judge the new Corvette Stingray.<br />
Inside you’ll find a completely new handcrafted high-tech interior. The jet-fighter inspired cockpit features<br />
luxurious Napa leather, micro suede, real aluminum and carbon fiber trim. Long gone are the often criticized<br />
seats of the C6. Now customers will have two new seating options – Touring and Competition – that were<br />
benchmarked against the best of the best: Porsche and Recaro.<br />
Advance driver technologies include a five-position Drive Mode Selector that optimizes 12 different<br />
configurations for the driving conditions in five settings: Weather, Eco, Tour, Sport and Track. Two 720p<br />
high-def eight-inch screens and a configurable color heads up display provide the driver with the personalized<br />
details – whether it be commuting long distances, across town or at the track.