1962 Corvette

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Performance Statistics

Model	0-60 mph	Quarter Mile Time	Engine	Source
1962 Corvette	5.9 sec	14.5 sec @ 104.0 mph	327ci/360hp	Sports Car Graphic Dec 61
1962 Corvette	5.9 sec	14.2 sec @ 104.0 mph	327ci/360hp	Hot Rod

Production Numbers

Model	Quantity Built
1962 Corvette Convertible	14531

Available Engines

Code	Engine Size	Fuel	Horsepower	Torque
V8	327ci	1x4bbl	250 hp @ 4400 rpm	350 lb-ft @ 2800 rpm
V8	327ci	1x4bbl	300 hp @ 5000 rpm	360 lb-ft @ 3200 rpm
V8	327ci	1x4bbl	340 hp @ 6000 rpm	344 lb-ft @ 4000 rpm
V8	327ci	Ram Jet Fuel Injection	360 hp @ 6000 rpm	352 lb-ft @ 4000 rpm

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Overall rating:		5.0
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Performance:		5.0 (1)
Parts Availability:		5.0 (1)
Collectability:		5.0 (1)

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One of the most awsome Vettes EVER

Overall rating:		5.0
Looks:		5.0
Performance:		5.0
Parts Availability:		5.0
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Reviewed by Jason
May 07, 2010

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Let me start by saying this is the first car I have ever given a 5 out of 5. Why? Well this is one of the fastest Vettes;but thats not what I love. It in my oppion is the best looking car ever produced. Obviously I like 58-61 but 62 got the awsome 327. Then they make 327 fuelies! So it being the most powerful is what I love about it. I never got to drive on, but I've seen many 4barrels and an owner have told me that on modern tires it can run low 13s. Even with the old 0-60s in the mid 5s was good enough to make this one of the fastest cars in the world for 62. To give you an idea how good it was. A 62 Jaguar E-type hit 60 in 7.2sec. The only compition was Ferrari. This was a true supercar for the day, and any car that costs fractions of it competitors and is faster then them. Well you can't help but love the spirit of this car. It is American at its best. If you own one, well let me say. "You lucky bastard!"