New Model, More Horsepower And A Lower Price??

I'd like to see this be an industry trend!

----- Chevrolet said happy holiday to its legion of Corvette lovers when it announced unexpectedly lower prices for the all-new 2005 Corvette coupe and convertible that go on sale this fall.

Prices will start below those of the 2004 models, despite the addition of a more-powerful 400-horsepower engine and other new standard features.

The coupe version of the sixth-generation Corvette will have a recommended price of $44,425, including destination charges, when it debuts this fall. The 2004 has a base price of $44,635. The new 2005 base model includes a six-speed manual transmission that was a $915 option on the 2004 model.

Convertible prices start at $52,245. That's up from $51,635, but the addition of the six-speed manual transmission reduces the price by $305 versus a comparable 2004 convertible.

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Patrick '93 Cobra '83 LTD

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Patrick
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It sounds like GM is concerned about a portion of that market segment holding on to their cash to see what the next gen SVT Mustang will be like. They're trying to shake some of those pocket books loose now :).

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Dan

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