In observance of its 100th anniversary, the 2012 Chevrolet Centennial Edition Corvette gets a special coat of "Carbon Flash" black paint and carries logos on the B-pillars with the number 100 and a likeness of race car driving turned entrepreneur, Louis Chevrolet himself. Inside, there's plenty of Alcantara and contrasting red stitching to set off additional black trim, and the headrests are embossed with the same 100th anniversary logo as the B-pillars.
Outside, the Centennial Edition gets special 18 or 19-inch for the Grand Sport and standard Corvette and 19 or 20-inch rollers for the ZR-1 and Z06.
The Centennial Edition package is available on every Corvette model they sell, meaning you can get your Z06, ZR-1 or Grand Sport customized just like your standard coupe or convertible. All of the cars with the 100th anniversary package receive red painted brake calipers and Corvette's optional (and excellent) magnetically adjustable suspension.
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The Centennial Edition Corvettes go on sale this summer... I don't know about of you, but I like the black interior with the red stitching. I like the subtle pop of color, and this is coming from a person whose entire house is black, white, and chrome.
I love the performance aspect of a Corvette. They're so much fun to drive, but as far as looks are concerned....
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