Chevrolet Corvette Dealer · Issaquah, WA
Chevrolet Corvette Dealer in Issaquah, WA: Stingray, Grand Sport, Z06 and ZR1
Evergreen Chevrolet helps Corvette shoppers across Issaquah, Sammamish, Bellevue, Redmond, Renton and Kirkland compare the full 2027 Corvette lineup, from the 535-horsepower Stingray to the 1,250 combined-horsepower ZR1X.* Browse the Corvettes on our lot, ask about ordering one built your way, and take the first step toward a mid-engine icon.
The 2027 Corvette lineup: six models, six personalities
Few cars carry as much history as the Chevrolet Corvette, and few have changed as dramatically. Today's Corvette is a mid-engine sports car that you can drive to work on Tuesday and carry through a corner on Saturday. If you live in Issaquah, you already have the roads for it: the sweeping curves of the Issaquah-Hobart Road, the open stretches of I-90 toward North Bend, and the winding backroads that climb above Lake Sammamish.
The challenge for most shoppers is not whether to buy a Corvette. It is which one. Chevrolet's lineup page lists six models: Stingray, Grand Sport, Grand Sport X, Z06, ZR1 and ZR1X.¹ For 2027, the Stingray, Grand Sport and Grand Sport X share an all-new LS6 6.7L V8, while the Z06, ZR1 and ZR1X use 5.5L V8s with very different personalities. Two of the six, the Grand Sport X and the ZR1X, add an electric front-drive unit for all-wheel traction. This guide breaks down the choices in plain language, so you can walk into Evergreen Chevrolet knowing what to ask for.
535 hpLS6 6.7L V8 in Stingray and Grand Sport¹
670 hpZ06 with 5.5L flat-plane-crank LT6 V8 (max available)¹
721 hpGrand Sport X combined, with eAWD¹
1,250 hpZR1X combined, 0 to 60 mph in 1.89 seconds (available)¹
Shop Corvette inventory at Evergreen Chevrolet
Inventory changes daily, so the fastest way to see current Corvette availability and pricing is to jump straight into our live listings. Start broad, or go right to the model you want.
All New CorvettesEvery new Corvette in stock or in transit, with current pricing.View inventoryNew Corvette StingrayThe 535-hp heart of the lineup, in coupe and convertible.View StingrayNew Corvette Z06The 670-hp, flat-plane-crank track car you can drive home.View Z06Corvette ConvertiblesFully retractable hardtop for sunny Eastside days.View convertiblesPre-Owned CorvettesEarlier C8 and C7 Corvettes from our used inventory.View pre-owned
Don't see the exact color, model or package you want? Ask us about ordering one, and check current incentives and offers before you decide.
Why Eastside drivers choose a Corvette
It fits real life
A removable roof panel, a usable cargo area and modern cabin technology mean the Corvette does not feel like a weekend-only toy. Plenty of owners commute in theirs, run errands in theirs and still smile every time they get in.
It rewards a good road
The Eastside is full of the kind of roads performance cars love. Lake Washington Boulevard, the foothills around Cougar Mountain and the climb toward Snoqualmie Pass all give a Corvette something to do, within the posted limits.
It offers a clear step-up path
Start with a Stingray and enjoy it for years, or aim higher at the Grand Sport, Z06 or ZR1. The lineup gives you room to grow, and Evergreen Chevrolet can walk you through what changes at each rung.
Corvette Stingray, Grand Sport and Grand Sport X
The Stingray is where most Corvette stories begin. For 2027, Chevrolet gives it the new LS6 6.7L V8, rated at 535 horsepower and 520 lb-ft of torque, with an available 0 to 60 mph time of 2.8 seconds and an available quarter-mile of 11.0 seconds at 124 mph.¹ It arrives in a package that is easy to climb into and easy to live with.
The Grand Sport returns with the same 535-hp LS6 and rear-wheel drive, wrapped in a wider, more aggressive look. Chevrolet quotes 0 to 60 mph in 2.75 seconds and a quarter-mile of 10.95 seconds at 124 mph.¹ Think of it as the driver-focused step between the Stingray and the Z06.
The Grand Sport X pairs the LS6 V8 at the rear with an electric front-drive unit, for 721 combined horsepower and electric all-wheel drive. Chevrolet lists 0 to 60 mph in 2.4 seconds and a quarter-mile of 10.4 seconds at 131 mph.¹ For Pacific Northwest drivers who want more grip on wet roads, that front axle is a real advantage.
Mostly commuting and weekend drives? The Stingray covers it. Want more presence and track-day potential? Look at the Grand Sport. Want all-weather traction? Ask about the Grand Sport X.
Corvette Z06: a flat-plane-crank V8 that revs like a race car
Step up to the Z06 and the engine changes completely. Chevrolet describes the LT6 5.5L V8 with a flat-plane crankshaft as the most powerful naturally aspirated Corvette engine, rated at up to 670 horsepower, with an available 0 to 60 mph time of 2.6 seconds and a quarter-mile time of 10.6 seconds at 131 mph.¹ The flat-plane design lets the engine spin up quickly and deliver a raw, high-rpm sound that is unlike a traditional American V8.
For Issaquah drivers who like to spend a day on track, the Z06 is the conversation starter. Pacific Raceways in Kent is a regional destination for performance driving, and a Z06 is built with that kind of use in mind. If track time is part of your plan, ask about wheel, tire and brake packages, and about how the car is serviced for hard use.
It is also worth being honest about daily driving. The Z06 is a purposeful car, with wider tires and a firmer attitude. Plenty of owners still enjoy it on weekday commutes, but a test drive on your own route is the best way to decide whether it suits you.
Have a car to trade in?
Start your appraisal online in a few minutes and bring in your current vehicle for a final offer. Then we can talk about financing, lease options and the Corvette that fits your plans.
Corvette ZR1 and ZR1X: the top of the mountain
At the top of the lineup sit two cars that redefine what a production Corvette can be. The ZR1 uses a twin-turbocharged 5.5L V8 that Chevrolet rates at 1,064 horsepower at 7,000 rpm, with an available 0 to 60 mph time of 2.3 seconds and a quarter-mile time of 9.6 seconds at 150 mph.¹
The ZR1X pairs the turbocharged 5.5L LT7 V8 with an electric front-drive unit, for 1,250 combined horsepower, an available 0 to 60 mph time of 1.89 seconds and an available quarter-mile of 8.99 seconds at 157 mph.¹ Chevrolet calls it a true American hypercar, and its hybrid all-wheel drive is a meaningful advantage on wet Pacific Northwest pavement.
These are low-volume halo cars, and availability varies. If either one is on your list, talk with our team early. We can tell you what is possible and what to expect when it comes to ordering and delivery timing.
2027 Corvette lineup at a glance
Figures below come from Chevrolet's Corvette lineup page. Performance numbers are Chevrolet's maximum available figures and vary by configuration.¹ Starting MSRPs are Chevrolet's published figures and exclude destination and other charges.**
| Model | Engine | Drive | Horsepower | 0 to 60 mph | Quarter-mile | Starting MSRP** |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stingray | LS6 6.7L V8 | Rear-wheel drive | 535 | 2.8 sec (avail.) | 11.0 sec at 124 mph (avail.) | $71,300 |
| Grand Sport | LS6 6.7L V8 | Rear-wheel drive | 535 | 2.75 sec | 10.95 sec at 124 mph | $86,300 |
| Grand Sport X | LS6 6.7L V8 plus electric front-drive unit | Electric all-wheel drive | 721 combined | 2.4 sec | 10.4 sec at 131 mph | $110,000 |
| Z06 | LT6 5.5L V8, flat-plane crank | Rear-wheel drive | Up to 670 | 2.6 sec (avail.) | 10.6 sec at 131 mph (avail.) | $121,800 |
| ZR1 | Twin-turbo 5.5L V8 | Rear-wheel drive | 1,064 at 7,000 rpm | 2.3 sec (avail.) | 9.6 sec at 150 mph (avail.) | $198,000 |
| ZR1X | Turbo 5.5L LT7 V8 plus electric front-drive unit | Hybrid all-wheel drive | 1,250 combined | 1.89 sec (avail.) | 8.99 sec at 157 mph (avail.) | $227,800 |
The more useful question is not which number is biggest. It is which Corvette matches the way you want to drive. Think about commute length, garage space, how often you will use a track, and how much of your time is spent in rain versus sunshine. Our sales team can help you weigh those trade-offs honestly.
Corvette buying and ownership support at Evergreen Chevrolet
Buying a Corvette is rarely a same-day impulse. It usually involves questions about build combinations, timing and long-term care. Here is how our Issaquah team helps.
Ordering help
If the Corvette you want is not on the lot, we can help you work through models, packages and colors and submit a factory order request. Final timing depends on Chevrolet production.
Availability and allocation
Corvette supply is set by Chevrolet and varies by model, especially for the Grand Sport X, ZR1 and ZR1X. We will tell you plainly what we can get and what to expect, without guesswork.
Service for performance cars
Our service department handles the maintenance a Corvette needs, from fluids and brakes to alignment. Browse our Tire Center for performance and winter tire options.
Genuine Chevrolet parts
Order genuine Chevrolet parts online, or browse Chevrolet accessories to personalize your car.
Protection options
Ask about Chevrolet Protection plans to help cover your Corvette beyond the factory warranty.
Ongoing ownership
Use the Owner Center for Chevrolet ownership benefits, and save on upkeep with our service coupons.
A simple Corvette buying checklist for Issaquah shoppers
Buying a performance car is different from buying a family SUV. These are the questions we hear most, and the things worth thinking through before you sign.
1. Coupe or convertible?
Chevrolet offers every Corvette model as a coupe with a removable roof panel or as a convertible with a fully retractable hardtop.¹ Washington weather is the obvious factor. The coupe's roof panel gives you open-air driving on sunny summer days, while the convertible gives you the full experience. Both can be enjoyed year-round with the right tires and a little planning.
2. Rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive?
The Stingray, Grand Sport, Z06 and ZR1 are rear-wheel drive. The Grand Sport X and ZR1X add an electric front axle for all-wheel traction.¹ If you plan to drive through the wet months, that is worth weighing.
3. How will you use it?
Be specific. If most of your miles are commuting on I-90 and SR-520, comfort, visibility and cabin technology matter more than lap times. If you plan to take it to the track a few times a year, tire, brake and cooling choices move up the list.
4. What will it cost to own?
Budget for insurance, tires, routine maintenance and registration along with the payment. Performance tires wear faster than touring tires, and insurance quotes vary widely by driver and model. It is smart to get a quote before you finalize your purchase.
5. What is your trade worth?
Your current car may cover more of the down payment than you expect. Use our online appraisal tool to get started and bring the vehicle in for a final offer.
Corvette country: great drives around Issaquah
Living in Issaquah means the Cascades are in your backyard. A few ideas for your first drives, always at legal speeds and with respect to other drivers and cyclists:
I-90 to North Bend and Snoqualmie. Easy highway miles and mountain views make this the natural first stretch. Check WSDOT pass reports before heading toward Snoqualmie Pass in colder months.
Lake Sammamish and the Eastside loops. A relaxed route along the lake into Redmond and Kirkland is perfect for a Sunday morning with the roof panel off.
The foothills and Cougar Mountain. Winding roads reward smooth steering and a good set of tires.
Mount Rainier and Crystal Mountain. A longer day trip to the south that gives you a full day of scenery.
Plan ahead for rain. Performance tires need care in wet conditions, so ask our team about all-season and winter tire options if you plan to drive your Corvette through colder months.
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Ready to move? Value your trade in minutes, apply for financing before you visit, and keep your Corvette running right with an easy service appointment. Prefer electric? Browse our EV inventory, or compare pre-owned and new options side by side.
Looking for something with more cargo space after the weekend? Browse the Silverado 1500, the Tahoe or the Traverse. Chevrolet also publishes full details at Chevrolet.com's Corvette page and its Corvette comparison tool.
Why buy your Corvette at Evergreen Chevrolet
Evergreen Chevrolet is located at 1601 18th Avenue NW in Issaquah, WA 98027, and you can reach us at (425) 427-0101. Our sales team is open Monday through Saturday from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm. We are a local dealership that serves Eastside drivers, and our goal is to make the process clear, respectful and fun. You will find new and pre-owned inventory, a full service department, genuine GM parts and a finance team that works with you. Learn more about why drivers shop at Evergreen Chevrolet, read our customer reviews, or get hours and directions.
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Chevrolet Corvette FAQs
How many Corvette models does Chevrolet offer for 2027?
Chevrolet's Corvette lineup page lists six models: Stingray, Grand Sport, Grand Sport X, Z06, ZR1 and ZR1X. Each is offered as a coupe with a removable roof panel or as a convertible with a fully retractable hardtop. Ask Evergreen Chevrolet in Issaquah what is in stock or available to order.
What is the difference between the Corvette Grand Sport and Grand Sport X?
Both use the 535-horsepower LS6 6.7L V8. The Grand Sport is rear-wheel drive, while the Grand Sport X adds an electric front-drive unit for 721 combined horsepower and all-wheel drive. Chevrolet lists 0 to 60 mph in 2.75 seconds for the Grand Sport and 2.4 seconds for the Grand Sport X.
Which Corvette has all-wheel drive?
The Grand Sport X and the ZR1X both pair a V8 with an electric front-drive unit for all-wheel traction. The Stingray, Grand Sport, Z06 and ZR1 are rear-wheel drive. All-wheel drive can be a real advantage on wet Seattle-area roads.
Which Corvette is the best first Corvette for Issaquah roads?
Many Eastside shoppers start with the Stingray because it pairs the 535-horsepower LS6 6.7L V8 with everyday comfort and a removable roof panel. If you want a more track-focused car, the Z06 with its 5.5L flat-plane-crank V8 is the next conversation. A test drive on your own commute tells you more than any spec sheet.
Does Evergreen Chevrolet have Corvettes in stock?
Corvette inventory changes daily. Browse new, pre-owned and certified pre-owned Corvettes on our website for current availability and pricing, or call (425) 427-0101 and our team will help you find the right car.
Can I order a Corvette through Evergreen Chevrolet?
Yes. If the Corvette you want is not on our lot, our team can help you choose a model, packages and colors and submit a factory order request. Delivery timing depends on Chevrolet production and allocation, which vary by model.
Does Evergreen Chevrolet take trade-ins and offer Corvette financing?
Yes. You can start an appraisal online with the Value Your Trade tool and submit a credit application at any time. Trade values depend on condition, mileage and market demand, and rates, terms and approval depend on your credit profile and the lender.
Where can I service a Corvette near Issaquah?
Evergreen Chevrolet's service department is at 1601 18th Avenue NW in Issaquah and you can schedule online. Performance cars benefit from careful attention to fluids, brakes, alignment and tires, so tell the advisor how you drive when you book.
How much does a 2027 Corvette cost?
Chevrolet lists starting MSRPs of $71,300 for the Stingray, $86,300 for the Grand Sport, $110,000 for the Grand Sport X, $121,800 for the Z06, $198,000 for the ZR1 and $227,800 for the ZR1X. These exclude destination, taxes, title, license and dealer fees, and the dealer sets the final price, so confirm the exact number for the car you want with our sales team.
Ready to see a Corvette in person?
Tell us which model you want and we will help you find it or order it. Fill out the form below and a member of the Evergreen Chevrolet team will reach out.
* Horsepower, torque and performance figures are maximum available values published by Chevrolet and vary by model, trim and configuration. 0 to 60 mph and quarter-mile times are Chevrolet estimates and depend on conditions and equipment.
** Starting MSRPs as published on chevrolet.com for the 2027 model year, reviewed November 2026. MSRP excludes destination freight, taxes, title, license and dealer fees. The dealer sets the final price. Pricing, incentives and availability are subject to change without notice.
¹ Source: Chevrolet's Corvette lineup page (chevrolet.com/performance/corvette), reviewed November 2026. Specifications and availability may change during the model year. Confirm details for the exact vehicle with Evergreen Chevrolet.
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