Is it worth upgrading to the top trim?

The 2020 Chevy corvette is moving along with its customer deliveries. This means that all 2,695 examples of the mid-engine sports car are likely in the hands their rightful owners. The 2021 model year will likely see the next orders for the ‘Vette C8, but it is still worth looking at the Corvette’s three trim levels, 1LT, 2LT and 3LT.

We have seen the Interior of base 1LT Pay attention to the before and after. Mid-level 2LT cabin with more features However, we have not yet seen the top-level 3LT. This video, posted by Horse Power Obsessed on Youtube, shows the 3LT’s cabin being examined in detail to determine what makes it unique from lower trims.

The Corvette 3LT is almost $72,000 more expensive than the 2LT. It includes a rearview camera mirror and a colored head up display. Heated/cooled seats, heated steering wheels, heated blind-spot monitor, rear cross traffic warning, wireless charging, and a Boss 14-speaker Boss stereo system.

The 3LT’s GT2 seats with suede microfiber accents and well-padded GT2 seat with bolstering are what makes it stand out. There are 13 interior color options.

According to a recent report, you can expect more information about the 2021 Corvette. Wireless Apple CarPlay, all weather floor liners and a few new combinations of seats are some of the features you can expect.

Chevrolet stated that production of the Corvette C8 will continue to be based upon orders and that no one will be waiting in dealerships for a buyer. If you are looking to purchase one after the pandemic, it might be best to wait until you get your hands on the latest toy.