Is the 3LT trim package worth it on 2020-2023 c8 corvette stingrays? In this video I show a close up view of the 3LT interior and go over the differences the selling points of the 3LT on my c8 corvette.
The thing is, if you option a stingray really well (3lt, z51, lift, magne ride, high wing, etc), it gets REALLY close to base z06 territory. Me personally, I'd pick a base z06 even with NO options over a stacked stingray
i have the blue interrior in my c8 and when i compared it to my neigbors 2lt c8 it blew me away. the interrior quality on the 3lt is incredible. also the fact its real leather and not man made
Nice car and specs brother! I think the upgrade is worth if you’re wanting the GT2 Bucket seats, that was the main reason I chose it over a 2LT. Just hit 3300 Status still waiting on mine to be produced.
You are misinformed. The GT2 seats are available on _both_ the 2LT and 3LT trim levels. Upgrading (if you can call it that) to a 3LT is nothing more than additional aesthetics and it's just the interior like Cody had mentioned. Furthermore, the most common problems with the C8 usually stem from the 3LT trim levels and it's simply not worth the hassle. I would rather have the Carbon Fiber Trim option from the factory in a 2LT trim level than a 3LT. YMMV. Sounds like the Sales Department certainly saw their opportunity with you and they took it. Congrats on the forthcoming Vette nonetheless. Stay classy my friends.
Brother, they are “Available ” on a 2LT.. they come standard on the 3LT. A simple google search could tell you that. That means I didn’t have to pay $1400 to have them added to a 2LT. I will say you get more bang for your buck with a 2LT.
Hello Cody, I just picked up my 2023 C8 with the 3LT interior and I am wondering why there are some areas that are not leather such as center console (where the ride control is) , the door where the where the window switches are my competition sport bucket seats are not leather neither and the seat inserts are not suede. I would really appreciate it if you can clear my mind about these concerns. Thanks, Louie
