Eleven years into the generation, the media still found good things to say about the new 1995 Corvette. Particularly, its traditional strong suits were highlighted, like neck-snapping acceleration and ultra-grippy handling. And thanks to Chevy's ongoing improvements, the auto rags were now also praising the car for its much-improved finish and build quality. Offered with an astounding 3,674 original miles, this convertible is worthy of Bowling Green’s Corvette Museum. It retains its original paint and tires and is fully power equipped. Features include the 350-cid LT1 V-8, four-speed automatic with overdrive, red leather upholstery, climate control, both hard top and soft-top, keyless entry, six-way seats and 17-inch alloy wheels. For nearly twenty years, this Corvette has been carefully preserved and today is one of the best examples to be found.