1996 Corvette Buyers Guide <RECENT>

The reliable standard, producing 300 hp . While less "raw" than the LT4, it remains a fantastic, torque-rich cruiser. Notable Special Editions

If you are looking for a collector piece, the is the gold standard. For a high-performance driver, any LT4-equipped car offers a significant power bump over earlier years. 1996 corvette buyers guide

Check that the LCD display is clear and not fading or "bleeding." Also, test the power sport seats and the selective ride control (FX3) if equipped, as the actuators are expensive to replace. The reliable standard, producing 300 hp

While improved in 1996 with a vented design, this ignition component is notoriously sensitive to moisture (like engine bay washing). Ensure the car starts easily and doesn't misfire under load. For a high-performance driver, any LT4-equipped car offers

Commemorated the end of C4 production with Sebring Silver paint, specialized embroidery on the seats, and silver 5-spoke wheels. A total of 5,412 were built. What to Inspect Before Buying

In 1996, your choice of engine was determined by your choice of transmission: