1991 Chevrolet Corvette
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The 1991 Corvette is Chevrolet's flagship sports car, offered as a coupe or convertible with the ZR1 as the range-topping trim. It's a true driver's car with sharp handling and strong acceleration, though the ride is firm and the low ground clearance demands care over bumps. Inside, you get snug bucket seats, a cockpit that feels like a rocketship, and a removable top on coupes, but it's strictly two seats with limited cargo space. Owners report impressive durability, with one keeping their Corvette trouble-free for nearly 25 years, though the plastic interior trim can fade and crack with age. A massive 5.7L V8 and a six-figure price tag set the ZR1 apart from the standard Corvette, making it the true flagship of the lineup. The ZR1's unique suspension and wider tires give it sharper reflexes than the standard car, but the ride is firm and the price is steep.
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The 1991 Corvette is Chevrolet's flagship sports car, offered as a coupe or convertible with the ZR1 as the range-topping trim. It's a true driver's car with sharp handling and strong acceleration, though the ride is firm and the low ground clearance demands care over bumps. Inside, you get snug bucket seats, a cockpit that feels like a rocketship, and a removable top on coupes, but it's strictly two seats with limited cargo space. Owners report impressive durability, with one keeping their Corvette trouble-free for nearly 25 years, though the plastic interior trim can fade and crack with age. A massive 5.7L V8 and a six-figure price tag set the ZR1 apart from the standard Corvette, making it the true flagship of the lineup. The ZR1's unique suspension and wider tires give it sharper reflexes than the standard car, but the ride is firm and the price is steep.
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18 days at this dealer
Recently listed; the dealer may be less flexible on price.
7 active alternatives
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Ask Miles about this car, what it should cost, and how to handle the dealer.
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Independent Dealer
Route 46 Auto Sales is a independent dealer in Lodi, NJ. Their documentation fee is $899.
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