1995 Chevrolet Corvette consumer reviews

I love ❤️ it my wife on the other hand says it's too low but I love it, need to take a long trip.only 68k green color great 👍

I've owned one for a while now, and I have to say that the only real issues I have are comfort and reliability. Comfort on normal trips is fine, going into town and such, trips that don't take more than 45 minutes or so are easy, but once you get past that hour mark, the way you sit in the seat starts to get at you. You feel like you want to stretch constantly. As long as you get up and stand every once in a while, you're fine. Reliability has been quite a problem for me, but it's an old car, and I got one at around 100k miles (89k). So everything's starting to break, or maybe I just got unlucky and bought a lemon. I have to mention that yes, I do daily drive this, which is admittedly odd, but hey, I wanted it. I recommend it for having fun, not so much as daily driving, it's just too impractical.

You get a very solid car if you do your shopping and make sure it's in good shape you can get a very good one for a solid $10,000 and it's very affordable to have one now at 19 I got a C4 from working at Walmart so these cars aren't crazy expensive if you do your shopping and I love mine as my weekend car sometimes or my daily driver you can even haggle down the price if you find one with minimal flaws I got mine for a good price because of weather stripping and a starter needed replaced and those aren't too expensive or hard to replace if you know what your doing xxxx a few videos on youtube and a service manual from Amazon is all you really need to get the hang of these cars just highly recommend doing your shopping first I test drove 5 different C4s from 1989-1995 and I found the one on the 5th attempt just don't be tempted to buy the first one you see you will fond some in rough shape but if you either find one with small repairs that need done the haggle down a price tag or just find the one that's been in the garage alot of it's life then you can go for it but make sure you get a good deals typically in the Ohio area where I live you can find these cars as low as $6,000 and for great shape about $10,000-$15,000

Great car to drive. A lot of fun and better performance than most cars. A little bit difficult to get in and out of, but once you are in the car, it is comfortable and the cockpit is well designed to provide you with all the information you need. Good power and great handling. Very easy to work on so it can be cheap to maintain and/or improve.

It was my first Corvette and very well engineered. Coupe can be inconvenient. Next one is a convertible for me. The Admiral Blue Color is striking.

Fun to drive. Beautiful to look at. Reliable Good value for the money Low depreciation Leather holding up surprisingly well Transmission is very smooth; steering tout

Plenty of footroom, great gas mileage on hwy (25.8), plenty of power, almost too fast! It has a great sound system from the factory, turns on a dime, love driving it on curvy winding roads (its like its glued to the road on curves), and it attracts a lot of looks. Normal maintenance over the years for a 25 year old beauty!!!

Fun to Drive! Everyone is all eyed when I drive by. I think everyone loves a sports car especially America's sport car. This is my 3rd Corvette.

I love everything about the C4 Corvette. Most especially the later body/interior design. But the achilles heel of the '92-'96 Corvette is the infamous Optispark, heart of the ABITS distributor system unique to the LT1. I bought a '95 that was just gorgeous. But when the factory Optispark finally failed, there was nothing reliable to replace it with. They're no longer made by Mitsubishi/ACDelco. It will leave you stranded without warning. Then your baby is on a tow truck. Run, don't walk from the LT1 based C4!!!

Bad xxx weekend car, but too much to maintain. Had fun in it, will get sideways on dry pavement. Door panels are junk. ASR is a cool feature