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Although the Stingray R theme graphics are nowhere to be seen, the 2021 Corvette is now available with a center hood Jake graphics package in black. Listed on Chevrolet Accessories at $495 under part number 84290339, the race-inspired option blends the Jake logo with the Corvette Racing script.
Offered with an application template, the appearance package includes two Stingray R decals for placement on the sides of the vehicle or ground effects. Available to order online or through the dealer of your liking, the graphics are covered by 12 months or 12,000 miles (19,312 km) of warranty.
Just like the $195 fender hash marks, the decals can be easily removed with the use of a heat gun without damaging the mid-engine Corvette’s paintwork. Of course, removing them prevents the decals from future use.
Also new for the 2021 model year, the Stingray is available with two new exterior colors that replace Long Beach Red Metallic and Blade Silver Metallic. Full-length dual racing stripes can be had in four new colors; Stinger stripes in three color combinations, and a new theme for the interior in the guise of Sky Cool Gray with Strike Yellow also need to be highlighted.
Available from $60k for the removable hardtop coupe in 1LT guise, the 2021 Corvette is a little more expensive in terms of optional extras like the Z51 Performance Package and E60 code Front Lift. These two have seen increases of $995 and $500, respectively. Chevrolet also charges more money for the black trident wheels, carbon mirror covers, colored engine covers, all-weather floor liners, as well as the contoured cargo area liners.
The most affordable convertible will set you back $67,495, including destination charge, but under the hood, the Stingray remains unchanged from the 2020 model year. The dry-sump V8 churns out 490 horsepower and 465 pound-feet (630 Nm) of torque as standard, but bear in mind that the NPP exhaust system unlocks 5 more horsepower and 5 more torques.
Just like the $195 fender hash marks, the decals can be easily removed with the use of a heat gun without damaging the mid-engine Corvette’s paintwork. Of course, removing them prevents the decals from future use.
Also new for the 2021 model year, the Stingray is available with two new exterior colors that replace Long Beach Red Metallic and Blade Silver Metallic. Full-length dual racing stripes can be had in four new colors; Stinger stripes in three color combinations, and a new theme for the interior in the guise of Sky Cool Gray with Strike Yellow also need to be highlighted.
Available from $60k for the removable hardtop coupe in 1LT guise, the 2021 Corvette is a little more expensive in terms of optional extras like the Z51 Performance Package and E60 code Front Lift. These two have seen increases of $995 and $500, respectively. Chevrolet also charges more money for the black trident wheels, carbon mirror covers, colored engine covers, all-weather floor liners, as well as the contoured cargo area liners.
The most affordable convertible will set you back $67,495, including destination charge, but under the hood, the Stingray remains unchanged from the 2020 model year. The dry-sump V8 churns out 490 horsepower and 465 pound-feet (630 Nm) of torque as standard, but bear in mind that the NPP exhaust system unlocks 5 more horsepower and 5 more torques.
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