2027 Chevy Corvette Trims South Jersey NJ

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Choose cabin equipment after choosing your Corvette

Separate model names, equipment grades and performance packages.

White 2027 Corvette Grand Sport front three-quarter view

The 2027 Corvette has two layers of choice: the model sets the powertrain and chassis, while the equipment grade sets the cabin content. Stingray, Grand Sport and Grand Sport X use LT grades; Z06, ZR1 and ZR1X use LZ grades. Lucas Chevrolet can help you put the features you want on the model you want.

  • The LT and LZ grade names belong to different Corvette models.
  • A performance package adds hardware within a model; it is a separate choice from leather or audio equipment.
  • The prices below identify coupe grades and use Chevrolet’s advertised starting-MSRP basis.

Corvette trim lineup at a glance

Model Equipment grades Advertised starting MSRP, coupe
Stingray 1LT, 2LT, 3LT 1LT: $71,300
2LT: $78,400
3LT: $83,050
Grand Sport 1LT, 2LT, 3LT 1LT: $86,300
2LT: $93,400
3LT: $98,050
Grand Sport X 1LT, 2LT, 3LT 1LT: $110,000
2LT: $115,500
3LT: $120,650
Z06 1LZ, 2LZ, 3LZ 1LZ: $121,800
2LZ: $130,700
3LZ: $135,350
ZR1 1LZ, 3LZ 1LZ: $198,000
3LZ: $209,000
ZR1X 1LZ, 3LZ 1LZ: $227,800
3LZ: $238,800

Chevrolet advertised starting MSRP excludes destination freight, sales tax, title, license, dealer fees and optional equipment. Dealer sets final price. The destination freight charge is $2,495 for each model listed. Prices for convertibles and equipped vehicles differ. Review the full itemized proposal, including any applicable Gas Guzzler Tax, with our team. Chevrolet model and pricing information.

Trim-by-trim: choose the cabin you want

Stingray and Grand Sport: 1LT, 2LT and 3LT

A 1LT cabin gives you GT1 seats upholstered in Mulan leather, power seat adjustment, a wireless charger and Bose audio. Make the initial seating check there: adjust the backrest, establish a comfortable steering reach and let your passenger try their position. The next equipment decision concerns how much convenience you want around that fit.

Moving to 2LT adds the Head-Up Display and Performance Data Recorder as well as heated and ventilated seats. Side Blind Zone Alert and Rear Cross Traffic Alert also join the equipment. Ask for those displays to be demonstrated while parked. For 3LT, pay attention to the surfaces you touch: the doors and instrument panel have custom leather wrapping, the upper trim uses sueded microfiber, and Napa leather GT2 seats become standard. Try that seat shape in person as well as comparing the material samples.

2027 Corvette Grand Sport driver display showing a performance information screen
Grand Sport driver display shown; display and seat equipment are separate selections.

Grand Sport X: the LT grades have their own details

Grand Sport X also offers 1LT, 2LT and 3LT, but its 1LT already includes a Head-Up Display. Its 2LT adds an HD Curb View Camera along with the heated and ventilated seats, enhanced Bose audio and recorder. Compare the actual equipment lists rather than assuming that an identical grade code guarantees identical content across two models.

Z06: 1LZ, 2LZ and 3LZ

The Z06 1LZ includes GT1 seats, a Head-Up Display, wireless charging and Bose premium audio. The 2LZ adds heated and ventilated seating, the Performance Data Recorder, a heated steering wheel, memory features and Bose Performance Series audio. The 3LZ brings Napa leather GT2 seats, additional leather cabin trim and carbon-fiber accents on the steering wheel and shift paddles. The LT6 engine remains the defining mechanical choice across these grades.

2027 Corvette Grand Sport red-trimmed cockpit and steering wheel
Grand Sport cockpit shown; availability follows the model’s equipment list.

ZR1 and ZR1X: 1LZ or 3LZ

These models use a two-grade structure. The 1LZ includes GT1 or available Competition Sport seating, Bose premium audio and visible carbon-fiber exterior components. The 3LZ adds enhanced audio, leather cabin finishes and heated and ventilated Napa leather GT2 or Competition Sport seats. A ZR1X remains the hybrid eAWD model in either grade; choosing 3LZ is a cabin upgrade rather than a powertrain conversion.

Side-by-side equipment decisions

Equipment decision What to check Why it matters at the showroom
GT1 seating Standard on 1LT/2LT Grand Sport; check each model’s grade list Try the seat base and backrest before selecting upholstery
GT2 seating Standard on 3LT Grand Sport; available on its 2LT Compare shoulder support and the shape of the seatback
Competition Sport seats Availability varies by model and interior configuration Check entry and exit in the clothes you normally drive in
Head-Up Display Grand Sport X includes it on 1LT; Stingray and Grand Sport add it on 2LT View it from your chosen driving position
Performance Data Recorder Named in the 2LT and Z06 2LZ equipment lists Ask for the controls and recording functions to be demonstrated
2027 Corvette Grand Sport blue seating with embossed headrests
Interior color and seat design are separate selections.

Common Corvette trim questions before you choose

For a 1LT-to-2LT decision, compare the added cameras, alerts, seat comfort functions and display equipment as a group. For a 2LT-to-3LT decision, spend more time touching the cabin materials and trying GT2 seating. A driver from Delran who shares the car with someone in Cinnaminson can test both seating positions and memory preferences during the same appointment.

Performance packages answer a different question. Stingray offers Z51; rear-drive Grand Sport offers Z52 Sport and Z52 Track choices; Z06 offers Z07. These names describe model-specific hardware. Use the corresponding model buying page for package contents, and keep cabin grade, tires and aerodynamic equipment as separate items on your final vehicle selection.

2027 Corvette Grand Sport rear close-up with carbon aero wing and red stripes
Inspect the complete aerodynamic package on the vehicle you choose.

Grand Sport and Grand Sport X use 20-inch front and 21-inch rear forged-aluminum wheels. Wheel finish, tire selection and aerodynamic equipment remain individual configuration details.

Value verdict: spend on the features you want

The most useful configuration is the one whose equipment supports the way you use the car. Choose the grade that supplies your preferred seats and visibility aids, then review the specific package content. Our specification reference handles the engine and dimensional differences; the Corvette overview helps connect those choices to everyday use.

Which Corvette trim is right for you?

If your priority is a simple GT1-equipped cabin, begin with the entry grade in your chosen model. If you want seat heating, ventilation and additional display or recording functions, examine the middle equipment level where one exists. If your priority is the most extensive leather and microfiber treatment, inspect 3LT or 3LZ in person. The roof type, paint and optional seats can still change the finished car.

Route 130 and Route 73 are useful regional reference points for a showroom visit from Burlington or Marlton. Plan the visit around the actual interiors you want to see, and send us your preferred configurations. You can also apply for financing and value your trade before reviewing Corvette inventory.

Corvette trim FAQs

Does Corvette 3LT have a different engine from 1LT?

On the same Corvette model, the LT grade changes equipment rather than identifying a different engine. Select Stingray, Grand Sport or Grand Sport X first; then compare its 1LT, 2LT and 3LT content.

Which 2027 Corvette models use LZ equipment grades?

Z06 uses 1LZ, 2LZ and 3LZ. ZR1 and ZR1X offer 1LZ and 3LZ. Their model-specific equipment lists determine what each grade includes.

Is the Head-Up Display standard on Grand Sport X 1LT?

Yes. It is included on Grand Sport X 1LT. On rear-drive Grand Sport and Stingray, the Head-Up Display appears in the 2LT additions.

Do I need the top Grand Sport grade to choose GT2 seats?

GT2 seats are available on Grand Sport 2LT and standard on 3LT. Review the interior combination on the car you choose.

Does a Corvette performance package replace an equipment grade?

No. Grade and package are separate configuration choices. A package can add chassis, brake, tire or aerodynamic hardware while the grade determines much of the cabin equipment.

Are the Corvette coupe prices the same as convertible prices?

No. The coupe figures shown identify the stated coupe grades. Ask for the complete price of the convertible or equipped car you select, with destination and applicable charges itemized.

Can I compare Corvette seat options at Lucas Chevrolet?

Contact our team with the seat designs you want to try. We can identify the equipment on the inventory cars and arrange a useful seating demonstration.

Where should I check ongoing Corvette care before choosing a package?

Review the model-specific service planning with the tire and brake equipment on your vehicle. Track-oriented hardware and ordinary road use call for different preparation conversations.

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