1995 Chevrolet Corvette Reviews, Pricing & Specs
Overview
The 1995 Chevrolet Corvette featured many changes, but is best remembered as the last year of the ZR-1. The ZR-1 was much-loved by its...
The 1995 Chevrolet Corvette featured many changes, but is best remembered as the last year of the ZR-1. The ZR-1 was much-loved by its drivers and collectors, but the powerful car seemed to have priced itself out of the market; the only true difference between the ZR-1 and LT-1 was a more powerful engine. By this time, the LT-1s had grown so powerful and efficient that they were fast on the heels of the ZR-1s.
The base engine for 1995 was a 5.7-liter, 350-ci LT-1 V8, still rated at 300 horsepower, while the ZR-1 had an LT-5 engine rated at 405 horsepower. Changes for 1995 included strong brakes with larger front rotors and improved gas-charged shock absorbers.
The 1995 Corvette was selected to be the pace car for the Indy 500.
What owners say
"Overall, drivers love the 1995 Chevrolet Corvette for its stylish design, powerful performance, and fun driving experience. Many appreciate the acceleration and handling, especially with the LT1 engine option. However, some mention issues with maintenance and accessibility of certain components, making it less practical for daily use for some. Despite this, it's seen as a great value and an iconic car in automotive history."
I think it’s perfect for what I am looking forward with just one exception. I don’t want a convertible.
March 1, 2026Automatic tranny can cause issues after about 100,000 miles.
April 24, 2021Peak 90s aesthetic. Cutting edge for its time. Still holds up today
July 30, 2024What owners say
I think it’s perfect for what I am looking forward with just one exception. I don’t want a convertible.
March 1, 2026Automatic tranny can cause issues after about 100,000 miles.
April 24, 2021Peak 90s aesthetic. Cutting edge for its time. Still holds up today
July 30, 2024This car has been equipped with the Greenwood Racing aero body kit that was installed post factory production by Greenwood and is in excellent condition. The car also has the LT1 package that was available from 1992 to 1997 in limited production. This car is a fine example of rare performance packages available above the base models commonly available for sale today.
May 25, 2024C4 Corvettes are probably the best value for your Vette money. I believe the later models ( 1990-1995 ) have a little more horsepower than the earlier models, and you can find low mileage examples very reasonably priced.
February 17, 2021I have always wanted a corvette. I chose a 1995 because 1) I love the look of the C4, 2) The C4 corvette made improvements throughout its run from 1984-1996 with the best versions being the 1995 and 1996 because they got the upgraded breaks and many other parts found on the discontinued $70,000 ZR-1. This car handles like it is on rails. I took it out this spring (April 2013) and even though it is 18 years old, people comment on the car all the time. They even ask: Is it new? The C4 has amazing lines and looks great from any angle. The 350 engine with 300 hp will pin you back in your seat. If you can find a low mileage, 1995-1996 corvette, buy it. Without question it is the best sports car value on the planet.
April 8, 2013Three issues I have with this generation Corvette is, the frame rails are very high and in the way getting in and out of the car. The electronic ignition system is located right below the water pump. The battery is not easy to access because they located it below the horn assembly, so its a job just to replace the battery.
September 20, 2022nicest car you could ever own.stylish everything i wanted in a sports car
June 28, 2021Thanks, amazing car, will be an iconic car in Corvette and automotive history
June 9, 2021It's a Corvette and it's mine. My first Corvette and now I wonder what took me so long. When I first saw it, my breathing stopped. When I got behind the wheel, my eyes glazed over. When I first hit the street, I just wanted to punch it. But discretion got the better of me. And it's been that way ever since. God Bless America and Chevrolet.
February 3, 2015Trims & specs
Base MSRP $44,225 | Seating 2 |
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Base MSRP $68,603 | Seating 2 |
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Base MSRP $37,345 | Seating 2 |
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Pricing trends
MSRP range
$37,345 - $68,603
Current avg. market price
$16,571
Trending down by 2.3% this month
July 2026 - October 2026
