Chevrolet Corvette Coupé 2004

The 2004 Chevrolet Corvette Coupé embodies the pinnacle of American automotive engineering, delivering exceptional performance and iconic design. Equipped with a 5.7-liter V8 engine producing 350 horsepower, it combines power and elegance. This model is the result of decades of innovation, solidifying the Corvette's reputation as a benchmark sports car. (cars.com)

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History

Launched in 1953, the Chevrolet Corvette has evolved over decades to become a symbol of performance and style. In 2004, the fifth generation, known as the C5, was produced. This generation introduced significant improvements in design and technology, strengthening the Corvette's position in the sports car market. (corvetteactioncenter.com)

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Technical data

8 powertrains recorded for the Corvette Coupé. Some figures apply to the version as a whole rather than to each engine.

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Criterion
Power	172 kW	153 kW	—	186 kW	224 kW	257 kW	261 kW	257 kW
Torque	447 Nm	393 Nm	—	468 Nm	447 Nm	475 Nm	508 Nm	475 Nm
Gearbox	Manuelle, 5 rapports	Manuelle, 5 rapports	—	Manuelle, 5 rapports	Manuelle, 5 rapports	Automatique, 4 rapports	Automatique, 4 rapports	Manuelle, 6 rapports
Drivetrain	Propulsion	Propulsion	Propulsion	Propulsion	Propulsion	Propulsion	Propulsion	Propulsion
Fuel	Essence	Essence	Essence	Essence	Essence	Essence	Essence	Essence

Showing: 5.7L V8 4AT RWD

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Power: 261 kW
Torque: 508 Nm
Transmission: Automatique, 4 rapports
Drive type: Propulsion
Fuel: Essence

Recorded across the whole version

0-100 km/h: 4.4 - 11.4 s
Top speed: 166 - 306 km/h
Displacement: 4343 - 6162 cm3
Consumption: 10.7 - 16.8 L/100 km
Dimensions: 4534 x 1796 x 1176 mm
Weight: 1272 - 1465 kg

Source: cardatawiki

Anecdotes

The Corvette is often regarded as the iconic sports car of the United States, symbolizing freedom and performance. Its distinctive design and exceptional performance have made it a favorite among automotive enthusiasts.

Production

The production of the 2004 Chevrolet Corvette Coupé took place in Bowling Green, Kentucky, USA. This model was produced in limited series, with special commemorative editions celebrating the Corvette's racing successes. (corvetteactioncenter.com)

Press reception

Specialized press praised the 2004 Corvette for its exceptional performance and refined design. Critics highlighted its rapid acceleration and ability to comfortably accommodate tall drivers. (consumerreports.org)

Evolution

Since its inception, the Corvette has undergone several generations, each bringing advancements in performance and design. The C5 generation, produced from 1997 to 2004, marked a turning point with the introduction of composite materials and a more rigid structure, enhancing handling and safety. (corvetteactioncenter.com)

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Variants

In 2004, the Corvette Coupé was offered in several variants, including the standard version and the Z06 version. The Z06 featured a 5.7-liter V8 engine producing 405 horsepower, providing enhanced performance compared to the standard model's 350 horsepower. (corvetteactioncenter.com)