2011 Chevrolet Corvette C6 Convertible. This C6 has the desirable RPO Z16 Grand Sport Package and is finished in Black exterior with Black leather interior. Only 32,451 actual miles and comes with a clean CarFax Vehicle History Report. This was a local car and was owned by an 85-year-old man. Well kept and maintained nicely. No paint work, and the car shows very well. Only 583 black Grand Sport convertibles were built in 2011. This Corvette features many desirable options including the 3LT trim level, 6-speed paddle-shift automatic transmission, RPO NPP Dual-Mode exhaust system, chrome-plated factory optional wheels, crossed flag headrest embroidery, and the AM/FM, CD, Navigation Bose stereo. This Corvette is all stock and original, with no engine or any modifications ever done to it.

The overall condition of the paint, trim, soft top, and interior is excellent. The car show minimal wear and looks very nice in most every area on the vehicle. The chrome wheels have no curb rash, and the front tires were replaced in 2023. The glass is all good; headlight lenses are very nice and do not need replacing; the leather seats, door panels, and dash are like new; minimal wear on the seats; the console has the factory carbon fiber finish; non-smoker vehicle; and the engine compartment is nice and clean.
This car doesn’t disappoint and comes with the original owner’s manuals.

The Grand Sport model designation returned in 2010 and carried over through the end of the C6 era in 2013. Available in coupe or convertible body style and manual or automatic transmission. Grand Sport combined Corvette’s base LS3 engine with wide body styling, revised suspension, wider wheels and tires, and the Z06-derived front splitter and taller rear spoiler. Grand Sport replaced the RPO Z51 performance package, but with more content and higher cost.

Grand Sport’s front and rear fenders were wider compared to base coupes and convertibles. The fronts were new and unique to the model and included specific Grand Sport chrome side vent trim and badges. All Grand Sports with automatic transmissions had the GU2 performance axle ratio.

The Grand Sport tire size was 275/35ZR-18 front and 325/30ZR-19 rear. Wheels were unique to the model, and the chrome finish was an option that this one has.

Grand Sport brakes were Z06 size with 14-inch rotors and six-piston calipers in front, and 13.4-inch rear rotors with four-piston calipers.

The Grand Sport is powered by the 6.2L LS3 Fuel-Injected V8 Engine, producing 430 HP, and with the Optional NPP Exhaust bumps it up to 436 HP.

Automatic transmission paddle shift controls were revised to permit easier return to full automatic mode.

The optional Dual Mode Exhaust System (RPO NPP) used vacuum-actuated outlet valves controlled by rpm and throttle position. Pipe diameter was 2.5-inches; exhaust note was more aggressive. LS3’s output increased to 436-horsepower with NPP.

The 3LT package added Bose 7-speaker system, power telescopic steering column, memory package, heated Sport seats, home remote transmitter, and cargo net/shade.

Other features include head-up display, push-button start, power convertible soft top, glass rear window with a defogger, power heated outside mirrors, dual-zone air conditioning, power windows and power door locks, remote keyless entry, fog lamps, HID headlamps, OnStar communication, XM radio capable, cruise control, dual power seats, active handling, traction control, and more!

The Grand Sport convertible base price new was $59,950.00
The 3LT Equipment Package was an additional $6,200.00
The NPP optional exhaust system was $1,195.00
The Chrome Wheel option was $1,995.00
The Navigation Radio was $1,795.00
The Headrest Embroidery was $300.00

With destination, this Grand Sport easily topped $72,000 when new.