2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 What can be said that hasn’t been said before? This car is no joke. Sure, the new ZR1 is getting all the press, but for a car with 638hp and an MSRP that starts north of $100,000, it should. Now, back to reality. How about a 7.0 liter, 428 cubic inch, 505hp monster dressed in velocity yellow at your beck and call? This car is ready to compete with (if not absolutely embarrass) most any car on the road today for a fraction of the cost of a ZR1. If you happen to be one of those track-minded individuals, this car is also up to that task as performance on the track was engineered into its DNA. Not ready for the track but a nice cruise instead? How about a comfortable, leather upholstered interior with the following options for you and your passenger’s safety and convenience: +++++++++++ PREFERRED EQUIPMENT GROUP (2LZ) Includes (AJ7) Air bags, frontal and side impact, Cargo convenience net, in rear compartment area, (D42) Luggage shade, (AAB) Memory Package, (DD0) Mirrors, inside rearview, (KA1) Seats, heated, driver and passenger, (U2K) Sound system feature, XM Satellite Radio, (N37) Steering column, power telescopic, includes manual tilt, (UG1) Universal Home Remote. Sound System With Navigation, ETR AM/FM Stereo with CD Player And Mp3 Playback, Bose Premium 7-Speaker System, DVD Navigation With GPS, 6.5" LCD Color Display Touch Screen, Voice Recognition includes Radio Data System, Seek-and-Scan, Digital Clock, Auto-Tone control, Automatic Volume and Theft Lock. Wheels, Z06 Polished Aluminum, 18" X 9.5" (45.7 Cm X 24.1 Cm), Front and 19" X 12" (48.3 Cm X 30.48 Cm), Rear. All books and supplemental CD/DVDs are included as are 2 complete sets of keys & fobs. +++++++++++ In short, what you have here is the opportunity to rent, drive, and even own one of the finest sports cars on the road. You can pull up next to a Porsche 911 Turbo or Ferrari F430 and know you are in the hunt! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Voyager Classics at 702-795-RODS! Thank you for your interest.
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