As far as the tuning world is
concerned, the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray is one of the sweethearts of
the biz. On this occasion, Geiger Cars of Germany gave the American
bruiser a few go-faster and visual upgrades, with the end result looking
like a land-attack missile.
That striking BMW M4-like exterior finish, known as "Motor Sport Gold" in Geiger Cars jargon, is a hefty €6,000. Add a little carbon fiber bits and bobs here and there, including a front splitter, side flaps, rear underbody, diffuser, side skirts, spoiler and so on and you're looking at another €6,652. But the list of mods doesn't end with these visual enhancements.
Under the bonnet there lies the same 6.2-liter vee eight we all know and
love, but there's an Eaton supercharged bolted on top of it, increasing
the factory oomph by 130 hp and 145 Nm for a total of 590 ponies and
757 Nm of tire-shredding torque. If you're wondering how much the blower
is priced at (including installment), that will be "just" €15,500.
You want Geiger 19 and 20-inch forged wheels and a KW coil over
suspension kit that lowers the ride height? That'll be €6,500 and
€3,900, respectively. With a €75,000 sticker price for a base Chevrolet
Corvette Stingray, the car you can admire in the photo gallery below is
selling for a whopping €113k, which translates to $145,080 at current
rates. That's a lot of money even for European fans of the Vette with a
fat bank acocunt, more so when a Forgiato widebody Chevy Corvette C7 is going for $150,000.
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