What does the 2014 Corvette run the quarter-mile in?
Steering is quick, turn-in is spot-on, and with our car’s Magnetic Ride Control there’s only minimal body movement. Of course we also needed some further research at the drag strip, so down our home 75-80 Dragway we went, with the quarter-mile taking 12.8-seconds at 116 miles-per-hour.
How fast is a 2014 Corvette in a quarter mile?
The official quarter mile time for the 2014 Corvette Stingray is 12 seconds at 118 mph.
How fast is a Bugatti in a quarter-mile?
While we know it for its impossibly fast top speed, the Bugatti Chiron ¼ mile in 9.9 seconds, thanks to its 16-cylinder engine and four turbochargers make sure it doesn’t waste its time getting there.
Can I buy a 2023 Corvette Z06?
According to Corvsport sources, the 2023 Corvette Z06 will be available for pre-order beginning in late spring 2022.
How fast can the Corvette Z06 run the quarter mile?
But if the video above is accurate, the Corvette Z06 may be capable of even quicker runs than we realized, especially with the automatic transmission. In the clip, the car runs a 10.41-second quarter mile—more than a second faster than the time we set.
Where can I find all of the quarter mile times for corvettes?
CorvSport has always been the number one resource for all your Corvette specs and other data and now we finally got around to compiling all the quarter mile data for every Corvette model we could find. Below we pulled together all the quarter mile times for specific models and put them into a searchable, interactive table.
What is the Vir of a 2018 Corvette Z06?
Corvette z06 has new record at VIR (full) of 1:55. 95 and VIR (grand west) of 2:39. 77 with the new calibration offered from factory for $350. This is not an aftermarket part as it’s standard on 2018 corvette z06’s and the $350 charge is for the dealership to update prior year models. Driver was Jim Mero.
Are the Z06’s tires all stock?
That’s right—the car and tires are reportedly all stock. A claim like that we just had to investigate. We spoke with Will Farmer, the owner of the car in question, and according to him, getting the Z06 to lay down such a quick run was a matter of maximizing tire air pressure along with the car’s launch RPM and the track mode.