The year 2000 was a notable moment for Corvette fans, with options that still interest collectors and drivers who appreciate late-90s to early-2000s American sports cars. Looking back helps you spot differences in design, driving feel, and how each variant was produced.
There are 2 2000 Corvette Car Models, ranging from Corvette Convertible to Corvette Coupe. Data is organized as Variant,Engine (L / hp),Production (units) so you can quickly compare powertrains and how many were built; you’ll find below.
What’s the main difference between the Corvette Convertible and Coupe?
The primary distinction is the roof and the driving experience: the Convertible offers open-top driving and typically weighs a bit more due to reinforcements, while the Coupe has a fixed roof that can yield slightly sharper handling; mechanically they share the same basic powertrain options, so performance differences are usually small.
How should I read the Variant,Engine (L / hp),Production (units) columns?
Use the Variant column to identify the body/style, Engine (L / hp) to see displacement and rated power for direct performance comparisons, and Production (units) to judge rarity—together they help you compare likely performance, collectibility, and relative value.
2000 Corvette Car Models
| Model | Variant | Engine (L / hp) | Production (units) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corvette Coupe | Coupe | 5.7 L / 345 hp | 21,561 |
| Corvette Convertible | Convertible | 5.7 L / 345 hp | 8,238 |
Images and Descriptions
Corvette Coupe
Mainstream 2000 Corvette Coupe with removable roof panel targa; 5.7 L V8 producing 345 hp. Sold as the standard hardtop coupe, available with manual or automatic transmissions and popular options for performance and appearance. Most common 2000 Corvette body style.
Corvette Convertible
Convertible model with power-folding soft top and the same 5.7 L V8 making 345 hp, aimed at buyers wanting open-air driving. Slightly rarer than the coupe, offered with comparable options, sold domestically and in export markets with similar performance and comfort features.
