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Originally Posted by MarkSS
Below are the exterior and interior color combination possibilities for 1990. There were five interior colors available, but I haven't seen many with blue interior. The production numbers are for all Corvettes, I haven't ever seen a breakout of ZR-1 interior colors, but it might exist. As was mentioned, for a Bright Red car, you could get anything but blue. Black is definitely the most common interior color that is out there.
1991 basically followed the same as 1990. In 1992 blue was dropped and white was added. In 1993, you could still get white, and Ruby Red was added on the anniversary cars. In 1994 and 1995 the Ruby was no longer available and white was dropped as well. They changed the names of Saddle and Gray over the years, but it is more or less the same. Also, I know for some years you could override the recommended color combinations... for example I have seen a factory built Yellow car with a Red interior.
10 White 4,872 (20.60%) Blue / Black / Gray / Red / Saddle
25 Steel Blue Metallic 813 (3.44%) Blue / Black
41 Black 4,759 (20.13%) Blue / Black / Gray / Red
42 Turquoise Metallic 589 (2.49%) Black / Saddle
53 Competition Yellow 278 (1.18%) Black / Gray / Saddle
68 Dark Red Metallic 2,353 (9.95%) Black / Saddle
80 Quasar Blue Metallic 474 (2.00%) Black / Saddle
81 Bright Red 6,956 (29.42%) Black / Gray / Red / Saddle
91 Polo Green Metallic 1,674 (7.08%) Black / Saddle
96 Charcoal Metallic 878 (3.71%) Black / Gray
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Oh perfect. Thanks! I think if I went with a red car I'd want a black interior...which looks common. I've seen a number of red/red cars and that feels like too much to me. I'm also thinking about maybe a yellow car. My 2002 Camaro (which I am keeping) is red with black interior...and I should probably get something different. I also love the blue, but I'm buying a new daily driver soon and its gonna be blue.
I assume "Saddle" is a tan color?
I know they also made a 40th Anniversary edition in that purple/red color in 1993. Does the 40th anniversary edition have anything special about it?