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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.