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Just the Facts: •Price hikes on the 2012 Chevrolet Corvette will range from $505 to $1,250, depending on the model.
•The base 2012 Corvette Coupe will start at $50,500.
•The top-of-the-line 2012 Corvette ZR1 will carry a $112,500 sticker.
DETROIT — With all the improvements coming on the 2012 Chevrolet Corvette, did you really think you'd pay less money?
Chevy hasn't announced official pricing yet, but Atlantic City dealer Kerbeck Corvette, posting on fansite CorvetteBlogger.com, has revealed what GM hasn't: New higher stickers for the 2012 Corvette range, with the year-to-year hikes ranging from $505 to $1,250, depending on the model.
To cite several examples, the basic Corvette Coupe rises from $49,995 to $50,500 (all prices include shipping, which rises by $25 to $975), while the Corvette Convertible climbs from $54,995 to $55,500. The Corvette Grand Sport Coupe jumps from $55,995 to $56,900, while the Corvette Grand Sport Convertible increases from $59,995 to $60,500. The Corvette Z06 hardtop goes from $75,325 to $76,500, while the range-topping Corvette ZR1 is bumped from $111,250 to $112,500.
Among the pricier options for 2012 are the Z06 Ultimate Performance package ($7,500), the Centennial Special Edition ($4,950), the Z06 Carbon Fiber package ($3,995) and Z06 Magnetic Selective Ride Control ($2,495).
The ZR1 Performance package is priced at $1,495 and the Grand Sport Heritage package, $1,195. Chrome aluminum wheels are $1,995 on the Z06 and Grand Sport, $2,000 on the ZR1 and $1,850 on the standard coupe and convertible.
Source: http://www.insideline.com/
