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Exciting news for Corvette enthusiasts! You can now customize your very own dream 2025 Corvette ZR1 using Chevrolet’s Build & Buy Configurator!
If you’ve been patiently waiting for the most powerful factory Corvette to date, the ZR1’s MSRP starts under $175,000, making it an incredible value for its performance. But as you explore the configurator, you’ll see how quickly options can take your dream build to the next level.
2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Starting Pricing (Including Delivery)
🔹 1LZ Coupe – $174,995
🔹 1LZ Convertible – $184,995
🔹 3LZ Coupe – $185,995
🔹 3LZ Convertible – $195,995
The customization possibilities are endless, as will be the wait to actually get one in your garage! The dealers we have talked to expect very limited allocations and already have long waiting lists.
The options costs for some of the more common items include stunning
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Exciting news for Corvette enthusiasts! The highly anticipated 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is set to begin production in Q2 of 2025, with order books officially opening in February.
Key Ordering Dates:
February 11 – Chevrolet’s online configurator goes live
February 13 – First allocation cycle begins
February 20 – Dealers with allocation can start placing orders
Pricing & Value:
ZR1 Coupe: $185,995 (includes $1,695 destination charge)
ZR1 Convertible: $195,995
For comparison, a Ferrari SF90 Stradale starts at over $500,000, and a McLaren 750S comes in at $330,000—yet the ZR1 delivers world-class performance at a fraction of the price!
With 1,064 horsepower under the hood, a 9.6-second quarter-mile time, and a record-breaking top speed of 233 mph, the ZR1 promises to deliver hypercar-level performance, Chevrolet has once again [...]
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Jay Leno recently got an up-close look at Chevrolet’s new C8-generation Corvette ZR1 on Jay Leno’s Garage. Leno, a legendary figure in the automotive world, was joined by GM President Mark Reuss to explore the ZR1’s incredible capabilities.
The new ZR1 boasts a twin-turbocharged 5.5-liter V8 engine, delivering a jaw-dropping 1,064 horsepower. Leno, visibly impressed, noted that achieving similar performance from a European sports car would cost millions.
Reuss added that while the ZR1’s price isn’t set yet, it will stay true to Corvette’s tradition of being both aspirational and attainable.
Win a 2025 Corvette ZR1 and $30,000 CASH!
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