Setting the mark for performance once again this year, the new 2010 2011 Chevrolet Corvette is incomparable on road today. This 2010 2011 Chevy Corvette review will describe the three trim levels of the Corvette:

• Chevrolet Corvette



• Z06



• 50th Anniversary Limited Edition

From its first public showing in 1953, it's clear that this car holds a special place in the hearts of every American and every lover of cars. Still, as you can see from the Corvette picture above, the car is a classic that warrants explanation every single time you mention it. We have tried to compile as much information into our Corvette review for you here. If you like what you see, please let us know.

The 2010 2011 Chevy Corvette purrs on the pavement, thanks to Chevrolet's classic LS1 engine. Technical highlights of this award-winning V8 include:

• Lightweight aluminum construction



• Sequential Fuel Injection



• Electronic Throttle Control



• Horsepower is 350 at 5200 rpm



• Available high performance six-speed manual



• Standard electronically controlled four-speed automatic transmission.

The spectacular 2010 2011 Chevrolet Corvette 50th Anniversary Edition offers the new real-time damping technology of Magnetic Selective Ride Control. And if you're interested in the 2010 2011 Chevrolet Corvette Z06, an L6 engine produces 405 horsepower at 6000 rpm. Whichever model you choose, you'll become a piece of Corvette history by owning one of these special cars. With that in mind, choose wisely, and remember that when you buy a 2010 2011 Chevrolet Corvette, you're buying more than just a beautiful automobile.

Beauty, however, cannot be underestimated; Corvette history tells us some things get better over time. All of the models continue Chevrolet's innovative tradition with flexible sheet-molded composite body panels that will never rust and a wood core composite floor that is both lightweight and exceptionally strong. On the inside, the Corvette boasts standard Sport bucket seats with leather seating surfaces, inflatable lumbar support and adjustable side bolsters, and a dual-cove instrument panel with the traditional Corvette crossed-flags badging. Does driving get any better than this? According to this Chevrolet Corvette review, the answer is no.

With a Corvette history one could characterize as sporty, few would think that this car could be safe, too. Yet it is. Every 2010 2011 Corvette is equipped with standard Active Handling, an advanced stability control system that provides nearly seamless operation and low intrusion in just about any driving condition. Add to this technology standard Corvette safety cage construction, airbags, and front and rear crash zones, and you can rest assured that your 2010 2011 Chevrolet Corvette will protect you when driving gets hairy. To learn more about Active Handling, check out additional Corvette info, or see some Corvette pictures like the one atop this page, please be sure to come again. We hope you enjoyed our Corvette review!