Chevrolet has produced 2,652 Grand Sports to date, and 837 of those carry Admiral Blue, based on data collected by CorvetteBlogger. The next most common finishes are Arctic White with 504 cars and Black with 318. Pitch Grey accounts for 278 examples, Torch Red 190, Red Mist 184 and Blade Silver 181. Less common choices include Sebring Orange at 78, Competition Yellow at 63, and Roswell Green at 50.
The coupe remains slightly preferred, with 54.8 percent of orders for the hardtop. Buyers are also leaning toward higher specification, the 3LT trim being the most popular. A substantial share of customers have selected the Z52 Performance Package, and a smaller number chose the Z52 Track Performance upgrade, which adds carbon-ceramic brakes, Michelin Cup 2 R tires, and the carbon-fiber aero package.
The drivetrain figures underline why many purchasers are prioritizing performance hardware and premium trim. The standard Grand Sport non-X is rated at 535 horsepower and 520 pound-feet of torque from a 6.7-liter LS6 V8, while the Grand Sport X boosts output to 721 horsepower. Those powertrains pair with buyers’ tendency to opt for the higher trim and performance packages, shaping how the early fleet will look and perform.
In short, early Grand Sport production paints a picture of buyers who favour a conspicuous blue finish and top-tier specification, while truly rare color choices like Roswell Green will remain scarce on the road. These ordering patterns come from CorvetteBlogger’s compilation of Chevrolet production data for the 2027 Grand Sport.
