How You Can Own A 2019 Corvette ZR1 For Just $3
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The 2019 Corvette ZR1 could be the last front-engine production Corvette ever built. It will also only be built for one model year, with the Bowling Assembly plant set to convert its production line to build the mid-engine Corvette C8 this summer. For that reason, this car could be a seriously valuable collector’s item one day, and now you have a chance to win one thanks to tuning company Lingenfelter Performance Engineering.
Lingenfelter is looking to raise money through its upcoming Corvette Dream Giveaway contest. The lucky winner of the sweepstakes will take home not only a 2019 Corvette ZR1, but also a C1 Corvette restomod with a 6.2-liter LS3 V8. A single entry costs just $3, although anyone is open to buy however many entries they like, so that won’t give you a very good shot at taking home the grand prize. To stand a decent shot at winning, you’d probably want to pick up at least 100 tickets, which costs 100$.
The C1 Corvette restomod was recently build and features Tuxedo Black exterior paint, a red leather interior and modern-day equipment like a four-speed automatic transmission, air-conditioning, power steering and power windows. The 2019 Corvette ZR1, meanwhile, features a Black exterior, Adrenaline Red napa leather interior, Lingenfelter hood badges and Lingenfelter-embroidered headrests. It was ordered with the eight-speed automatic transmission.
Lingenfelter says it will also “pay $60,000 for the taxes and fly you to Clearwater, Florida, to accept the keys to both cars,” if you end up being the lucky winner.
Would you keep the keys to both cars if you were to win this contest, or sell them both? Or maybe you would keep one and let go of the other? Let us know in the comments below and follow this link for more information on the giveaway and how to enter.
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Would be cool to win these badass cars. I would like to see the 2019 ZR1 try to break the world endurance speed record currently held by the 1990 ZR-1 corvette. I recently bought a 1990 ZR-1 and am currently doing a partial restoration, these are super cars and all but forgotten, the fact that it broke the world endurance speed record and still holds it is pretty awesome. The LT5 is an awesome power plant and along with the C4 platform makes it a force to be reckoned with even today. Corvettes are America’s sports car, a rich history.
These Cars Are Time Pieces Never To Be Reproduced.
I would definitely keep both !!
You need to learn how to multiply, 100 tickets at $3.00 does NOT equal $100.00
Fred, you’re not very intelligent, are you?
They cost less individually the more you buy. 100 is $100. 7200 is $5000.
That story doesn’t say anything about a discount for buying more tickets.
Thomas- I think you’re the short-bus owner here. Move on, Einstein.
The story says it costs $100 for 100 tickets, which is 100% accurate (it’s right there on Lingenfelter’s site). Do you guys need this written in giant crayon letters or something?
Maybe it’s less money per ticket, if you buy more tickets?
I would keep them both
Keep them both
Keep both
I would keep them both and drive the hell out of both of them. None of that in the garage forever stuff like I do with my Charger. Nope drive both of them everyday one to work the other one after work.
Keep both and build a bigger garage.
The ZR1 is my dream car ! I’m definitely keeping both of them . Corvette lover 4 life
I’d sell both. Buy some teeth, get some new knees put in, get a hair transplant, find a good lypo doc, and buy an RV.
Drive the C1, preserve the C7.
Keep both for sure and drive the Resto on all the fun trips…
Sell the new one and drive the other.
where do you buy the tickets at?
Keep the C7 and donate the C1 to the
Wounded Warrior Project
I would immediately send my C7 and GTO to the auction and keep the 2 new ones!
Pretty sure I have more chance of being struck by lightning.
I WOULD KEEP THEM BOTH,, DRIVING EACH ONE,, EVERY OTHER DAY!!! BOTH CARS NEED TO BE SEEN AND DRIVEN,, BOTH WILL BE KEPT IN THE GARAGE!!! AMEN!!!
I’d keep both, of course! Alternate between them for Saturday night carshows and cruises, and keep them both under car covers in a climate controlled garage.
I bought a new C7 Grand Sport recently. I daily drive it. Cars are meant to be driven.