For Sale: 2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 in Arlington, Texas

2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06

The 2006 Corvette Z06 was the fastest, baddest production Corvette in history. Designed and developed alongside the Lemans class-winning C6R racer, the Z06 shares much of its technology and construction techniques. This car has only has 15,000 miles on it, which are mostly made up from long highway trips around the Western United States top to bottom.

It is powered by an LS7, which is a true 427ci small block throwing out over 500 horsepower and generating 470 ft.-torque. All of that power gets to the ground through the manual 6-speed transmission with or without traction control (with isn't a bad idea). It has been outfitted with a custom K&N air filter which looks great and also adds a little additional power. The car is so throaty you would almost think you were sitting next to a semi if your eyes were closed!

The exterior is absolutely flawless with not a single scratch on it. It is painted in Machine Silver Metallic of which only 2,370 were manufactured. It has the removable targa top that stores in its own pouch in the rear hatch. The car sits on 19-inch polished aluminum (which looks so much better with silver than the chrome) wheels with fresh Nitto High Performance tires over four-wheel disc brakes.

The interior is as gorgeous as the exterior and in like-new condition as well. It is loaded with every option available including, power windows, power locks, power hatch release, heated seats with memory, tilt steering wheel, power steering, navigation, heads-up display, all leather and even a hard wired radar detector just in case you plan on going a couple miles an hour over the speed limit. This is as close to a brand new '06 Z06 as you can get and it has never seen a drop of rain. Super, super clean top to bottom.

We are offering the car for $39,900.00 which is less than a lot of them in less pristine condition (or equal) are selling for right now.

NOW REDUCED DOWN TO $37,900.00!

This car is located and being represented for a collector in the Seattle, Washington area.