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By Patrick Rall Jul 24 2014 - 12:12pm

2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Prices Surface Online, Increases in Price and Value

The pricing for much of the 2015 Chevrolet Corvette lineup has been offered up by General Motors and while some prices remain the same or drop a bit, those numbers are overshadowed by a collection of pricing increases – although new standard features actually make the 2015 Stingray a better bargain across the board.
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The front end of the 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Z06
The side profile of the 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Z06
The rear end of the 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Z06
The front wheel of the 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Z06

Since the seventh generation Chevrolet Corvette was introduced with the new look and the Stingray name, the car has been selling like crazy. The early rush for the 2014 Corvette caused a backlog that, at times, spanned months and one of the most popular features was the new Z51 package. Based on the popularity of that performance package, it should come as no surprise that there is a price hike for 2015, but it comes with new standard features that technically make it less expensive than the 2014 models when similarly configured.

2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Pricing
The news that everyone wants to hear is that the basic 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray fastback and convertible have the exact same base pricing as the 2014 models, with the 2015 fastback starting at $53,000 and the 2015 convertible starting at $58,000. On the other hand, the 2015 Corvette Z51 fastback and convertible each receive a $1,000 increase to their base price, with the fastback jumping to $58,000 and drop top model rising to $63,000. No one likes price increases, but it should be noted that for the 2015 model year Stingray, the dual mode performance exhaust system is now a standard feature of the Z51 package. This exhaust adds sound, 5 horsepower and 5lb-ft of torque to the Stingray and after coming as an option for $1,195 in 2014; it is standard in the Z51 package – meaning that the $1,000 increase is actually a decline compared to a similarly equipped 2014 model.

Whether or not 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray buyers opt for the Z51 package, both the fastback and convertible are available in 1LT, 2LT and 3LT trimlines with 1LT being the “base”. For 2015, the 2LT package price has dropped from $4,220 to $4,160 while the premium 3LT trimline has risen from $8,005 in 2014 to $9,450 – although the 3LT system comes standard with the new navigation/Performance Data Recorder that is a $1,795 option for 1LT and 2LT. In other words, the 3LT package pricing has jumped, but much like the Z51 package the 3LT comes with added value that offsets that pricing increase.

One more exciting piece of pricing information for the 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray is the addition of the high performance 8-speed automatic transmission. While the 7-speed manual transmission is standard on all models, the new 8-speed transmission replaces the previous 6-speed automatic for the 2015 model year. This new gearbox should improve performance and fuel economy, but it does come with a price increase. The 6-speed automatic in the 2014 Stingray was a $1,350 option while adding the two extra gears on raises that price to $1,725 – an increase of $375 that will almost certainly be worth every cent.

A full list of 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray option pricing is available at the bottom of this article.

Special Package Pricing Still Outstanding
While it looks like pretty much every aspect of the 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray pricing has been unveiled by General Motors, there are still three missing pieces of the puzzle. We have not yet seen the pricing of either of the Atlantic or Pacific styling packages, but we can expect them to be slightly more expensive than the loaded Corvette fastback or convertible because they are basically fully loaded models with a unique theme. As for the upcoming 2015 Corvette Z06, pricing is expected to begin somewhere in the area of $100,000 to $125,000 – with rumors and management comments suggesting both directions.

2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Options:
BV4 – PERSONALIZED INTERIOR PLAQUE – INCLD WITH R8C $200
D30- COLOR COMBO OVERRIDE $500
R8C – CORVETTE MUSEUM DELIVERY (destination NOT waived) $990
ERI – BATTERY PROTECTION $100
J6E – YELLOW BRAKE CALIPERS $595
J6F – RED BRAKE CALIPERS $595
FE4 – MAGNETIC RIDE CONTROL (Z51 ONLY) $1795
NPP – DUAL MODE PERFORMANCE EXHAUST $1195
FAY – CARBON FIBER DASH – N/A 1LT $995
1L* – MICROFIBER SUEDED SEAT INSERTS N/A 1LT $395
AE4 – COMPETITION SEATING $1995
AE4 – COMPETITION SEATING WITH SUEDE INSERT $2495
IWE – UPPER SUEDE TRIM / A & B PILLAR / QTR WINDOWS 3LT ONLY $995
106 – NAVIGATION – AVAILABLE ALL TRIMS;
INCLS NEW UQT PDR FRONT CAMERA $1795

TTV – CARBON FLASH MIRRORS & SPOILER Z51 ONLY $100
5ZU – Z51 PAINTED STYLE SPOILER $600
5ZV – Z51 STYLE SPOILER CARBON FLASH $600
CFZ – CARBON FIBER GROUND EFFECTS $2995
EYT – CARBON FLASH EXTERIOR BADGE $100
WA8 – CLEAR PROTECTIVE FILM $1300
E57 – CARBON FOBER TONNEAU INSERTS $995
EFX – SHARK GREY PAINTED VENTS $595
EFY – BODY COLOR PAINTED VENTS $595
5YN – INTERIOR TRIM BADGE STINGRAY LOGO $100

OPTION PAINT OPTIONS
GYH – LAGUNA BLUE TINTCOAT $995
G1H – DAYTONA SUNRISE $495
G8A – VELOCITY YELLOW TINTCOAT $995
GBE – CRYSTAL RED TINTCOAT $995

ROOF COUPE OPTIONS
C2M – EXPOSED CARBON & GLASS 2/3LT $2995
C2Q – FULL PAINTED CARBON FIBER & GLASS 2/3LT $1995
C2Z – VISIBLE CARBON FIBER $1995
CC3 – TRANSPARENT GLASS $995

WHEEL OPTIONS
Q7E – CHROME WHEELS – $1995
Q7T – BLACK PAINTED – $ 495
Q7S – SILVER PAINTED – $ 0
QX3 – CHROME WHEELS $1995
QG6 – STANDRAD SILVER PAINTED $ 0
ZF1 – Z51 APPEARANCE w/o Z51 $1995
QCC- NEW Z51 BLACK MACHINE FACED WHEELS $1495
QX1 –NEW 5 SPOKE NON Z51 BLACK WHEELS $495
RPK –NEW 5 SPOKE NON Z51 BLACK MACHINE FACED $1495
5YU – 5 SPOKE TORQUE CHROME w/o TIRES $4440
5YU – 5 SPOKE TORQUE CHROME W/ TIRES $6080

STRIPE OPTIONS
DTH – FULL LENGTH STRIPE /CARBON FLASH $950 M
DTN – FULL LENGTH STRIPE /CYBER GREY $950
DTP – FULL LENGTH STRIPE /SILVER $950
DTQ – FULL LENGTH STRIPE /ORANGE $950
DTR – FULL LENGTH STRIPE /CRYSTAL RED $950
DTZ – HOOD STINGER – CYBER GREY $500
DTW – HOOD STINGER – CARBON FLASH $500

ORDERABLE ACCESSORIES OPTIONS
S2L – CORVETTE 5 PIECE LUGGAGE (ordered as a set) $920
VYW – STINGRAY LOGO MATS (retain factory set) $165
VLI – STINGRAY LOGO CARGO MAT $205
V8X – STINGRAY LOGO SILL ( retain factory set ) $275
RXJ – STINGRAY LOGO CENTER CAPS (retain factory set ) $210
VRS – LOGO CARGO SHADE $130
RWH – INDOOR CAR COVER BLACK $410
VDN – INDOOR CAR COVER GRAY $410
WKP – INDOOR CAR COVER KALAHARI $410
WKQ – INDOOR CAR COVER RED COLOR $410
VTE – UNDERHOOD LINER – STINGRAY LOGO $280
S3Z – DECKLID LINER WITH STINGRAY LOGO $195
VTB – REAR FASCIA PROTECTOR $95

TRANSMISSIONS
MEP – 7 SPEED MANUAL WITH REV MATCH $0.00
M5U – NEW 8 SPEED AUTO WITH PADDLESHIFT $1725

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Source: GM via Corvette Blogger

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Comments

Auto Motive wrote on July 25, 2014 - 8:57am
The z06 at current power levels will get a lot of the faithful looking at the current hellcat for half the price with more hp. If the Z was priced at a $85k base it would get more interest but still with only 650 hp the 2016 model will get a hike to 720 hp with the addition of a new supercharger probably the 2.7 from the current ZR1.
John wrote on August 5, 2014 - 1:48pm
Higher horsepower means higher top speed, and higher torque means faster acceleration times. However, despite having the same torque and higher HP than the Z06, I doubt the Hellcat will be as fast as the Corvette by any measure, even in a straight line.
Auto Movtive wrote on August 6, 2014 - 7:13am
Did you read my comment? It was price related with the hellcat half of the Z. If you want to break down drag racing times the hellcat would have an 1 to 2 light advantage over the lighter vette and with equal torque the hellcat could possibly beat it especially in the 1/8 mile. They are two different cars and not apples to apples. 4400 lbs vs 3400 lbs -
GAK wrote on July 27, 2014 - 10:47am
Depends on what kind of car a person is looking for. Highest horsepower, or best package including outrageous horsepower. The cars aren't even in the same category.
Mustang_Owner wrote on August 3, 2014 - 1:22am
Note the 435HP 2015 Mustang GT Premium package 400A is only around $40K with the performance package. The 465HP 2015 C7 with the Z51 performance package starts around $58K. Hmm, an extra $18K for 30HP and 400 lbs lighter weight? Not worth it. I can get that 30HP back with a CAI and tuner for $700 extra on the Mustang, not $18K on the C7.
AJ Buttion wrote on August 17, 2014 - 1:01pm
As a Corvette Owner and enthusiasts since 1965, when will the 2015 Corvette Coupe final suggested retail pricing and order date be available. Are you again going to restrict Dealers from participating in the ordering process or will all Chevrolet Dealerships have the same opportunity to place a order? If you offering the yellow brake calipers, why would you not offer the painted yellow body stripes? I am going to order a "WHITE COUPE", having yellow brake calipers and I certainly think that offering yellow body stripes would also be attractive. Also, the yellow color stripes would look great on almost any body colors offered. For what its worth, I read a article indicating that you can not order the suede headliner if you are picking up the Corvette in Kentucky, can you explain this dumb decision. Respectfully, AJ