2011 Chevrolet Corvette GS Coupe 3LT

Vehicle Description

2011 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport 3LT – One Owner – 25,000 Miles – Inferno Orange Some Corvettes were ordered to a price. This one wasn't. This stunning 2011 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport Coupe was ordered with nearly every option you could want, carrying an original MSRP of $68,425—almost $14,000 above its $54,790 base price. Finished in beautiful Inferno Orange Metallic over Titanium Gray leather, it has traveled just 25,000 original miles, has had one owner from new, and has a clean Carfax with no accidents or damage reported. We recently acquired this Grand Sport from its longtime original owner here in Michigan, and the condition speaks for itself. The Inferno Orange paint is beautiful, the interior shows remarkably little wear, and the entire car has clearly been exceptionally well cared for. This isn't a Corvette that has been modified, tuned or personalized over the years. It remains completely stock, exactly the way Chevrolet built it. And Chevrolet built this one right. The 3LT Preferred Equipment Group, a $4,205 option, added the Bose premium seven-speaker audio system, head-up display, heated sport seats with perforated leather inserts, memory package, power telescoping steering wheel, universal home remote and additional comfort and convenience equipment. It was also ordered with the Grand Sport Heritage Package, adding the distinctive two-tone leather seating, embroidered headrests and fender hash-mark graphics that give this car its unmistakable Grand Sport appearance. Additional factory options include the beautiful chrome aluminum wheels, factory navigation system, NPP dual-mode performance exhaust, six-speed paddle-shift automatic transmission and removable transparent roof panel. Inferno Orange Metallic itself was an extra-cost color. The transparent roof was ordered from the factory in place of the standard painted roof panel, just as shown on the original window sticker. Under the hood is Chevrolet's 6.2-liter LS3 V8 producing 436 horsepower, breathing through the factory dual-mode exhaust. The Grand Sport combines that power with the wider bodywork, larger brakes, performance-oriented suspension and aggressive stance that made it one of the most desirable versions of the C6 Corvette. The history is equally impressive. The Carfax shows one-owner personal ownership, no accidents or damage, and 10 documented service-history records. The car remains completely stock and comes with its original window sticker, owner's books and manuals, keys and remotes, battery tender and car cover. The original window sticker is worth studying because it tells you exactly what kind of Grand Sport this is. Starting with a base price of $54,790, nearly $13,000 in factory options brought the final MSRP to $68,425. This was not a stripped-down Grand Sport—it was ordered to be something special. At just 25,000 original miles, the condition today reflects that history. The paint, leather, trim, chrome wheels and engine compartment all present beautifully, and there is very little to suggest this Corvette is now 15 years old. It is the kind of car that makes considerably more sense once you see it in person. There are plenty of C6 Corvettes on the market. Finding a one-owner, accident-free Grand Sport with 25,000 miles is considerably harder. Finding one in Inferno Orange Metallic, equipped with 3LT, the Heritage Package, chrome wheels, NPP exhaust, transparent roof and nearly $13,000 in factory options narrows the field considerably further. One owner. 25,000 original miles. $68,425 original MSRP. Completely stock. And one absolutely beautiful Grand Sport.