2012 Chevrolet Corvette Centennial Edition Gs Coupe on 2040-cars
Rayland, Ohio, United States
This 2012 Corvette Centennial Edition GS Coupe has a 6.2-liter, 430-hp V8 engine, and a standard 6-speed manual transmission. This is the Chevrolet Centennial Edition 3LT Corvette. It comes with the unique exterior color Carbon Flash Metallic and special Ebony interior with red stitching. Exterior 100th Badging and Flag Inserts. Centennial logos for the steering wheel and seats. Satin Black wheel color and unique cap logo. Satin black graphics package. ZR1 style spoiler, satin black interior trim plate. Ride options include Magnetic Selective Ride Control. Red painted calipers with slotted rotors. Exhaust with Dual Mode Performance.
Sport Seats
Power Bolster
Power Lumbar
Heads Up Display
3LT Preferred Equipment Group
Memory Package
Heated front seats
Tilt/Telescopic steering
DVD Navigation System
Bose Premium 9 Speakers
Universal Home Remote
Bluetooth
This Corvette has been meticulously cared for.
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