The 1992 Chevrolet Corvette had a new second-generation LT1 engine, which would remain the Corvette standard for the following four years. It was a 350-cid V-8, rated at 300 horsepower; lots of power from the most technically advanced Chevrolet small-block at that time. They also featured a newly standard Automatic Slip Regulation traction control which made it a delight to handle. This example is well-optioned, as one could expect from a GM’s flagship sports car of this era. These features include power steering, windows, seats, door locks, four-wheel disc brakes, plus air conditioning, Delco Bose radio, new tires and automatic transmission. The car is presented in red with a white soft-top and the interior is complementary in white with black accents and carpets.