In 1984, the fourth generation Corvettes were released on an unsuspecting public and the response was, to be fair, mind blowing. Everyone wanted one and In 1984 over 51,000 cars were produced. It was the car to have and the car to be seen In, even the A team had a white one follo...
Well, thanks to the plethora of parts available for the C4, the sky’s the limit when it comes to performance. You could even go so far as to build a replica of the fabled Callaway ‘Sledgehammer’. In 1988, the street-legal Corvette hit 254.76mph – fractionally exceeding the top s...
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Just 700 1988 Corvettes were ordered without the power driver’s seat, a distinction that makes them more bizarre than collectible. Known for its kidney crushing effect on ride quality, the Z51 suspension package could be had for $1295. 1989 Base horsepower:240 Maximum available horsepower:245 ...
My challenge with collectible cars made in higher quantities is that there’s no real sense of urgency among buyers to snatch up a car quickly. That’s the challenge with the C4 Corvette, in my opinion, as there’s always a generous supply of them listed at any given time. The manual ...