2003 Chevrolet Corvette Base

The Corvette has been America's only true sports car, that is, the only U.S. production two-seater capable of real race-track performance. The Corvette has endured because it has always represented real performance value. The fifth-generation Corvette, or C5, made its debut in 1997; it was the first complete Corvette redesign since 1984. While the Corvette's basic concept remains the same as it was in 1953 (a two-seat plastic-bodied all-American sports car), the C5 shares almost nothing with previous-generation models. The wheelbase is longer, the track is wider, structural rigidity is far greater, and there are far fewer pieces in the whole assembly, which improves rigidity and quality. A number of great sports cars sell in this price range, but the Corvette really does not have any direct competitors. The similarly priced BMW Z3, Porsche Boxster and Mercedes-Benz SLK all operate at a more modest pace. When it comes to pavement-ripping prowess per dollar, nothing can match the Corvette's power and grip. We know your time is valuable. That's why at Jack Wilson Chevrolet, Buick GMC, we make buying your next new or pre-owned car, truck, SUV or Hybrid easier. We are sure you will find our website www.jackwilson.com a fast and convenient way to research and find a vehicle that's right for you. If we can be of any assistance while visiting us online, send us an email and we will promptly reply or take a trip to our Chevrolet, Buick and GMC dealership located at 2255 US Highway 1 South in St. Augustine, FL 32086. We offer great financing options, quality service repairs all makes and models, extended service contracts, parts and General Motors Accessories.