This report includes a section by Peter. Schmidt of Arnold & Porter; a section about multiemployer plans written. by Judy Mazo of The Segal Company; and a section about ERISA and state. health reform written by Kala Ladenheim of the Intergovernmental. Health Policy Project.
Current versions of the 2015 Corvette are priced from $53,000 for the standard Stingray Coupe and Convertible, rising quickly to $78,995 for the new 650-hp Z06. The Corvette wasn't always a spec-slayer. The first 1953 models featured solid rear axles and inline-6s, though in 1955, the V-8 became standard.
Under the hood, the Corvette gained several interesting engine options, including the 327 cid V8 L79 rated at 350 hp, and the L89 aluminum head option for the L71.The rare L88 engine option was still available for a whopping $1,032, and just 115 were sold.nder the hood, the Corvette gained several interesting engine options, including the 327 cid V8 L79 rated at 350 hp, and the L89 aluminum head option for the L71.