Corvette Stingray Coupe Export Ok Blade Silver 1lt Manual 6.2l 8 Cyl Engine on 2040-cars
Ball Ground, Georgia, United States
2014 Corvette Stingray. Blade Silver with Jet Black interior. 7-speed manual with active rev matching. Multi-mode exhaust option and transparent roof option. 489 miles. I purchased the car new from Rick Hendrick Chevrolet in Duluth GA on 2/22/14. I'm willing to export the car if the buyer arranges their own transport. Title is in hand (see picture). Buyers outside the US can change the gauges to metric as shown in the last picture.
The 8-inch touch-screen lowers so you can plug-up your smart phone for access to your music and Pandora if it's on your phone - Then you raise the screen back up and your phone stays behind the screen or if you prefer there's another USB interface in the center console. With my iPhone I can also access Siri from the screen without touching my phone. Apparently the car is so new that CarFax and AutoCheck don't show the VIN number yet. GM announced a price increase on 3/3/14 on all 2014 Corvettes ordered after that date so my car is now an even better deal. Standard equipment:
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