Friday, July 17, 2020

Coming C8 Chevy Corvette Fine Details Revealed By Car and Driver

Here at Jim Butler Chevy of St Louis, we have been amazed by the true car lover's enthusiastic response regarding the release of the mid-engine Corvette this past year. For the price, it was now possible to get a fantastic car with a completely redone interior that for the first time measured up to the likes of supercars such as Ferrari, with the web and print reviews to prove it. There is now more valuable information coming in via websites such as Car and Driver about what updates the car will have for its second year.

New features, colors, and other options are all on tap for the 2021 edition of the C8, which excitedly begins production later this year. The two new colors are Red Mist Tintcoat and Silver Flare Metallic, and there's also a new grey and yellow interior color scheme as well as new stripe designs and colors. Now coming as standard are Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capabilities, and the digital gauge cluster now features four new display options such as a track driving tachometer. You also receive as standard GM's “Buckle to Drive” feature, which requires the driver to buckle their seatbelt before the car can be shifted out of park.
 
When it comes to a car as ferocious and groundbreaking as the new Corvette, aficionados are quick to ask what is going to happen in the performance department. The 6.2-liter V8 engine and 8-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission remain unchanged, but the 2021 Corvette will now offer the standalone option of magnetorheological dampers. This means you now have your choice of suspension setup even if you don't spring for the Z51 performance package. Orders are open now, and both models are expected to roll onto lots near the end of the year.

A visible carbon fiber finish for the high-wing and the door intake trim will be available for the 2021 Corvette, along with numerous body stripes boasting a large color selection. All-weather floor liners are also listed as present on the new model, along with a cool car cover depicting the C8.R Race Car. Other definite news is that there WILL be a convertible C8 that won't see production until later this summer.

We took note that Jet Black has by far been the most requested interior scheme, and have
simply enjoyed every little last detail and glowing review about the coming of the C8 this year. We invite you to hop online or come visit us here at Jim Butler to figure out which vehicle is best for you, as back-to-school season is coming, and the festive activities of fall are around the corner!