Chevrolet Corvette And Camaro Fans Get More Bad News

The2024 Chevrolet Corvetteis about to get a lot more expensive. Citing a dealer bulletin,CorvetteBloggerreports that a $2,000 increase is being applied to the entire lineup.

Per the report, the price increase came into effect on October 2, so customers placing new orders will be subjected to the new pricing structure. As a result, the Stingray 1LT Coupe will be priced at $68,300, while the 2LT and 3LT Coupes will set buyers back $75,400 and $80,050, respectively.

Stingray Convertible pricing is as follows. The base 1LT costs $75,300, the 2LT is $82,400, and the 3LT is priced at $87,050. The high-performance Z06, with its high-revving LT6 motor, is also more expensive than before. The 1LZ Coupe comes in at $110,100, while the 2LZ hardtop is $119,000. The range-topping 3LZ Coupe will set buyers back $123,650.

For reference, last year, theZ06 lineup had a starting priceof $106,395. If you prefer the Z06 experience with the wind in your hair, be prepared to fork out at least $117,100 for the 1LZ Convertible. The mid-spec 2LZ is $126,000, while the plush 3LZ is the priciest Vette at $130,650. Still, even at these prices, the Z06 remains a supercar bargain. For reference, look at thisdrag race between a LaFerrari and a Z06.

The Corvette Z06 iscurrently facing a production issue, with myriad semi-complete cars waiting to be fitted with components. This has delayed delivery and frustrated many excited customers.

Chevy's first-ever electrified Corvette, the E-Ray, isn't immune to the price hike. The 1LZ Coupe commands $104,900, with the 2LZ priced at $110,400. The 3LZ requires $115,850. The convertible variants for each model cost $7,000 more than the coupes.

所有价格李sted above exclude the manufacturer's $1,595 delivery fee.