The 2027 Corvette Stingray Hits 200 MPH for Less Than an M4

Chevrolet just dropped a bombshell for sports car fans: the 2027 Corvette Stingray now tops 200 mph, verified on a closed course by the engineering team. That’s a feat usually reserved for cars costing twice as much. 7-liter V8—starts at $73,495. That’s less than a BMW M4. If you’ve ever argued that a mid-engine layout and 200-mph capability define a supercar, the Stingray just made that argument a lot harder to deny.

The price jump from last year’s model is $3,495, and it’s about $13,500 more than the C8’s 2020 launch price. But look at what you get: 535 horsepower and 520 lb-ft of torque, up from 490 hp and 470 lb-ft. 0 seconds at 124 mph. The new LS6 engine—Chevrolet’s term for this evolved small block—delivers both low-end grunt for daily driving and the high-end punch to hit that double-century mark.

For Boca Auto Care customers who appreciate attainable performance, this is the kind of news that makes you smile. Chevrolet didn’t just claim the numbers; they proved them on a track with a base 1LT model, no Z51 package. The interior got a refresh last year, and the price still undercuts every other mid-engine sports car on sale.

In a market where supercar prices keep climbing, the Stingray remains a genuine performance machine that delivers where it counts—without the six-figure price tag.