2003 Chevrolet Corvette 50th Anniversary Convertible

Description

This 2003 Chevrolet Corvette 50th Anniversary Special Edition really gets it right. You have desirable features like fuel-injected V8 power, the control of a six-sped, and drop-top appeal. Plus, Chevy does a good job of celebrating the milestones correctly, and the paint is a great example here. The Anniversary Red Metallic is a specially brewed burgundy that looks like they dipped the sleek lines in candy. And the special Shale color used for both the convertible top and the leather interior looks like a champagne toast to a half-century of progress (even the wheels are specially done in champagne.) You can see all of this so well because this has averaged under 1200 miles annually. In fact, the low mileage is particularly impressive because the ultra-desirable Magnetic Ride Control makes this the kind of adaptive sports car that's fun to take everywhere. So check out the full package of a driver's drop-top that has been treated with the proper reverence of a weekend machine.

HIGHLIGHTS

*Highly original 50th Anniversary Special Edition

*Anniversary Red Metallic shines with distinction

*Factory champagne alloys only on this edition

*Supple Shale leather upholstery

*Power everything: seats, windows, locks, mirrors, and steering

*AM/FM/CD stereo with premium Bose speakers

*Dual-zone automatic climate control with cold-blowing air conditioning

*Cruise control

*Dual airbags and ABS

*Driver-oriented: sports steering wheel, tilt column, and crisp sports gauges

*Head-up display

*5.7-liter LS1 fuel-injected V8

*Rare and desirable six-speed manual transmission

*Four-wheel power disc brakes

*Adjustable magnetic ride control

*Owner's manual

This is arguably one of the best anniversary packages ever assembled. It has distinct but minimal badging to let the special color combo be the sophisticated way to set it apart from others. And because the Corvette is America's sports car, they made sure that these anniversary editions got the best driver's suspension package around. And so it feels like the only way to make the 50th-anniversary car better was with a few distinct factory options. The six-speed puts the fuel-injected LS1 power firmly in your hands, and the convertible puts the wind in your hair. So you can see how this is your ideal collector car and weekend driver. But this ideal Corvette won't wait for long. Don't miss out, call today!