How fast is a 2013 Corvette?

How fast is a 2013 Corvette?

about 190 mph
Thanks to a close-ratio six-speed manual transmission (a 6AT is optional) and a limited-slip differential, this two-door will blast to 60 mph in about four seconds flat. Top speed, about 190 mph, is fast enough to lift a loaded commercial jetliner off the ground.

What does the C stand for in Corvette?

The C-number combination is used to denote specific Corvette generations. The original Corvette, C1, was built from 1953-1962; the model has gone through 6 major revisions since then, yielding todays C7, or seventh-generation Corvette. You can probably guess what the upcoming mid-engine Corvette will be known as: C8.

What does 3LT mean on a Corvette?

2LT- Usually Power Driver’s seat, HUD and 1 LT options 3 LT- Memory Package on seats, power driver and passenger, HUD, Heated seats, cargo covers, cargo net, Xenon headlights, plus 2 LT options. 4LT- Two tone leather seating surfaces plus 3 LT option package. 167 people found this helpful.

What is the best movie with a corvette in it?

Con Air (1997): The most memorable scene in the high-adrenaline tale of federal prisoners hijacking the C-123 in which they’re being flown is when blustering DEA Agent Duncan Malloy’s (Colm Meaney) ’67 Corvette roadster winds up being dragged on a cable through the air by the plane.

What does the corvette symbolize in the movie’Cars 3′?

The Corvette, driven by predator-turned-victim lawyer Ned Racine (played by William Hurt) perfectly symbolizes the film’s sultry, seductive feel, appearing in many pivotal scenes. OK – a warning.

What are the top 5 movies of 2013?

Complete List of 2013 Movies according to Release Dates. 1. Texas Chainsaw (2013) R | 92 min | Horror, Thriller. 2. A Dark Truth (2012) 3. A Haunted House (2013) 4. Struck by Lightning (2012) 5. Gangster Squad (2013)

Is Corvette Summer worth watching?

Corvette Summer wasn’t quite as popular or critically adored, but there is good car action, especially when the Corvette goes up against a Trans Am (the same Trans Am used on TV’s Chips) in the Nevada desert. The best scenes, however, take place cruising the Vette on Van Nuys Blvd, L.A.’s hot spot at the time.