What kind of car is the 1993 corvette?

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What kind of engine does a 1992 Corvette have?

Bright red, convertible, new tires new battery, low miles, automatic trans. Parked in garage. Performance exhaust mufflers . Corvette Coupe Lt 1 5.7 v8 300 hp 6 speed manual trans. Air cond, rear view camera Satellite capable Leather interior 2 tops: 1 red,1 black Car is in superb shape and show winner.

Where was the 1993 Chevy Corvette last serviced?

Last serviced at 82,546 miles in El Cajon, CA on 04/26/21 • Vehicle No accident or damage reported to CARFAX. 1st owner purchased on 05/28/93 and owned in IL until 04/17/15 • 2nd… 1st owner drove an estimated 0 miles/year • 2nd owner drove an estim… No service history reported on this vehicle. No accident or damage reported to CARFAX.

What kind of car is a 1990 Chevy Corvette?

This is an original car,paint interior, and still have the window sticker and owners manual, always garage kept, and it is actually a 1990, only 489 cars were painted turquoise that year,so it’s a rare color ,all work or repairs have been done by Chevy

What’s the color of the 40th Anniversary Corvette?

All 40th Anniversary Edition Corvettes (and only 40th Anniversary Edition Corvettes) are Ruby Red from the inside out. With a unique deep-shining metallic, special 40th anniversary emblems, and stunning ruby red interior, these Corvettes truly are a celebration of Corvette history.

What was the most powerful V8 in a corvette?

The LT1 was the most powerful small block V8 ever placed in a production Corvette. The LT1 updated Chevrolet’s small block V8, first introduced in 1955. It had powered more cars, both on the street and on the track than any other V8, and the LT1 was the update for a new generation of performance lovers.

When did the Corvette LT1 V8 come out?

The LT1 updated Chevrolet’s small block V8, first introduced in 1955. It had powered more cars, both on the street and on the track than any other V8, and the LT1 was the update for a new generation of performance lovers. The 5.7 Liter LT1 delivers a remarkable balance of overall power, acceleration, and smoothness of power delivery.