Hey Cool Car Fans,
How about this 2000 Chevy Corvette Coupe that I have on consignment for a client? It’s a pretty sweet ride. This vehicle is quickly becoming a classic as the first Corvette of the new Millennium assembled in Bowling Green, KY. This coupe body style was available from 1997–2004, so it was right in the middle of the production run years. In 1998 they put out a convertible and in 1999 the hard top was introduced.
This is a six speed manual transmission with the LS1 345hp V8 motor for the serious speed demon and that is a reliable. This is known as the C5, which was a departure from the C4 to give a more aggressive look than the
previous version, along with a much stronger frame, without the rattles and clangs of the previous body style and a top speed of 175 mph. This baby will move out with a fairly light curb weight of 3,245pounds and is a hoot to drive. The real shocker for many Corvette enthusiasts is that this vehicle gets 19/28 mpg with the manual transmission, which allowed it to avoid the unfriendly “gas guzzler” tax that most other high-performance vehicles in this class get hit with from the government.
As far as speed goes, one of the attractions of the Chevy Corvette is the C5 is capable of matching or besting the 0–60 mph acceleration times of some of the world’s premier sports cars, including the BMW Z8, Ferrari 360, and Porsche 911 Turbo (Type 996).
I call it massive performance on a budget! You can’t buy these other vehicles for $22,500 with 24,000 miles!
A collection of published performance numbers for the base-model coupé and convertible gives a 0–60 mph time of around 4.7 seconds. That is throw your head back in your seat and listen to your passenger scream performance . Once you hit 60 mph, this vehicle will do a standing quarter-mile time of around 13.2 seconds at 109 mph (both times were for this particular vehicle, that is equipped with the 6-speed manual transmission).
If you’re looking for a cool car that is fun to drive with amazing performance, you should check out this ride. I’m surprised that more fans of the BMW and Porsche are not buying a Corvette like this and saving a bundle.
2000 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe
Year: 2000
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Corvette
Trim: Coupe
Mileage: 23,909
VIN #: 1G1YY22G3Y5116205
Trans: 6 Speed
Color: Red
Interior: Leather
Vehicle Type: Coupe
State: CO
Drive Train: RWD
Engine: 5.7L V8 OHV 16V
Price: $22,500
Cool Car Guy Rating: Need For Speed
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Hey Cool Car Fans,
When you look at classic cars, whether they are a Jeep or a Corvette, you have to look at the number of vehicles that were produced and the age of the vehicle. This 1977 beauty is almost 35 years old and it was a Jeep and not a Corvette or a Mustang that was sitting in a car collectors showroom, but a vehicle that was driven. It has 144,000 miles on odometer, which over 35 years is under 4,200 miles. It’s being sold “As-Is”, but the current owner did quite a bit to this vehicle to warrant the $9,500 price tag, including: Fully rebuilt engine with a 3yr 100,000 mile warranty. New pumps, belts, and hoses. New ball joints, axle U joints, sway bars, and wheel bearings. He installed Hella Vision Plus Headlights and Kenwood Stereo. This is an extremely rare 1977 Cherokee Chief S Wide Track with an automatic transmission.
There was not a huge production run for this vehicle back in 1977, especially as a Limited and you can see the Limited badge right on the vehicle. I even had a Jeep enthusiast write to tell me that he has owned 70 Jeeps over the years and he didn’t believe that they made a Limited. They actually did, but they are not very common, which is why he hasn’t seen one before. According to Wikipedia they did indeed make a limited for this vehicle, along with a number of other versions, which is another reason for why it’s priced at where it is priced. Supply and demand always affects the price of vehicles and this was a very small production run compared to other Jeep models.
added to the lineup until 1977. Other than the base model, the trim levels of the Cherokee included the S (Sport), Chief, Golden Eagle, Golden Hawk, Limited, Classic, Sport, Pioneer, and Laredo.” – Wikipedia
hood and work on them!
to drive them and properly maintain them. These Jeeps were built to last, which is why this one is still going strong 35 years after it came off the assembly line.
Trans: Automatic
Hey Cool Car Fans,
4WD Model: Yukon
Hey Cool Car Fans,
Pathfinder, since it’s so radically different from the older model and looks quite a bit like a larger Murano now.
ystem is the first and only all-wheel-drive platform that distributes the optimum amount of torque not only between the front and rear wheels but also between the left and right rear wheels. The result is precise cornering performance that provides incredibly neutral steering and outstanding vehicle stability.” Source: 
Hey Cool Car Fans,
Color: Blue
Vehicle Type: Coupe
Power Seats
Fog Lights