2019 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport in Mooresville, North Carolina

PLEASE NOTE: If you are viewing this listing anywhere but the official DC Classic Cars website, some information may be incorrect or only partially displayed. For accurate details and ALL PHOTOS, please visit www.dcclassiccars.com or call 704-564-9044. The 2019 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport marked the final year of the C7 generation Corvette (2014-2019) and offered a thrilling combination of performance and handling. Here's a breakdown of its key features and its place in the C7 Corvette lineup: Bridging the Gap Between Stingray and Z06: The 2019 Grand Sport positioned itself between the base Corvette Stingray and the high-performance Z06. It offered a wider body with wider wheels compared to the Stingray, giving it a more aggressive appearance and improved handling capabilities. Power Under the Hood: Unlike the Z06 with its supercharged engine, the 2019 Grand Sport relied on a naturally-aspirated 6.2L LT1 V8 engine churning out 460 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque. This provided exhilarating performance while keeping the price tag lower than the Z06. Track-Ready Options: While designed for everyday driving, the 2019 Grand Sport offered several performance-oriented features: An available Z51 package with upgraded suspension components, a limited-slip differential, and an electronic performance exhaust for an even more track-focused driving experience. Brembo brake packages for enhanced stopping power. A range of wheel and tire options to customize the car for specific driving needs. Special Editions for Enthusiasts: Chevrolet celebrated the 2019 model year, the last for the C7 generation, with several limited-edition Grand Sport variants: The ""Corvette Racing Driver Series"" offered four special editions honoring team drivers Antonio Garcia, Oliver Gavin, Tommy Milner, and Jan Magnussen, featuring unique design elements and color schemes. A Farewell to the C7 Era: The 2019 Corvette Grand Sport served as a fitting send-off to the C7 generation. It provided a balance between everyday comfort, head-turning looks, and impressive performance, making it a desirable option for driving enthusiasts seeking a step up from the base Stingray without the full-blown Z06 experience. Today's Collectible: As the last of the C7 Corvettes, the 2019 Grand Sport, especially limited-edition models, is expected to become a collector's item, holding value for its unique features and place in Corvette's history.