GM Reveals Pricing for its Most Powerful Car - 2015 Corvette Z06

Say hello to General Motors' most powerful car yet - the 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 - and uh, also its price-tag of $78,995. The most powerful and technologically advanced model in the marque's 62-year history, the 2015 Corvette Z06 - will be offered at a suggested retail price of $78,995 while the convertible model will start at $83,995. I ill save you the effort of taking out your calculators; the announced prices translate to Rs 4,779,631 for the coupe, while that for the convertible translates to Rs 5,082,159.
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The company is of the opinion that the Corvette Z06's performance and technical competence establishes it in "the elite fraternity of supercars". Harlan Charles, Corvette product and marketing manager, said, "Very few cars in the world deliver 650 horsepower, true aerodynamic downforce, carbon fiber and performance technologies such as Magnetic Ride Control, Performance Traction Management and an electronic limited slip differential - and none gives the driver a transmission choice or the choice of a coupe with a removable roof panel or a full-power-top convertible."
The Z06 gets a stronger aluminum frame as compared to the previous models, along with an aero package designed to produce performance-enhancing downforce and an all-new, supercharged 6.2L V-8 engine. The SAE-certified motor puts out 650bhp 881Nm of torque, thus making it the most powerful production car ever from General Motors.
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