The new 2018 Corvette from the Chevrolet is packed with great features including new upgrades on tires, revamped interiors, standalone Magnetic Ride Control, and more. The Performance Data Recorder also has new data channels now such as the yaw rates, individual suspension displacements, individual wheel speed, and ambient and intake temperatures.

Let’s review the new models to figure out whether they’re worth buying before you start looking at cheap Corvettes for sale.

Features and options
The 2018 Corvette comes in coupe and convertible styles. The models Grand Sport and Stingray are offered in 1LT, 2LT, and 3LT trim levels each.

Across the above-listed models and trims, some of the impressive features include upgrades in the wheels, power seats, multi-speaker Bose audio systems, transparent roof panel made of carbon fiber, and much more. The features vary as per the model and trim selection.

There is also a Z51 package available, which comes with bigger wheels, dry-sump oil system, suspension components that are sport-tuned, electronic limited-slip differential, larger front brakes, and aerodynamic tweaks that facilitate lift reduction.

Pricing
The cost of the car depends on the model and trim you choose.

Fuel economy
In the city, the fuel economy is around 16 miles/gallon for the manual transmission and 15 miles/gallon for automatic. At the highway, it is 25 miles/gallon for the manual transmission and 26 miles/gallon for automatic.

Driving and handling
The interiors have a cockpit-like feel with a great sports car vibe. Although the engine is strong, it makes the car vibrate at idle. The seven-speed manual transmission is novel and comes with active-rev matching.

The car handling is athletic and comfortable; especially beneficial if you plan to drive long distances. The removable roof panel allows you to bask in the sun. The overall appeal of this vehicle lies in its versatility.

Safety
The car features standard stability control, four airbags, a backup camera, anti-lock four-wheel disc brakes, and GM’s OnStar system.

Pros of the 2018 Corvette

• Powerful 6.2-liter, V8 engine backed by 455 horsepower and a torque of 460 pound-feet.
• High-quality seats and interiors
• Value for money
• Easy handling
• Excellent fuel economy

Cons of the 2018 Corvette

• A huge camera, which leads to lumpy idle
• Instrument panel bears garish graphics

Among the several 2018 Corvette models, the Stingray 2LT is the ideal choice as it comes with a host of luxuries without costing as much as the 3LT. You can also consider the Z51; by paying an extra $5,000 approximately, you can enjoy an enhanced performance. Those who need a vehicle that is suited for track use and high-performance driving, the Z06 is suitable. This also implies that it is not a great choice for daily driving.