A Knoxville Chevrolet dealer just received a special delivery from Chevrolet: a fresh 2026 Corvette Stingray Convertible that spent its early life not on the showroom floor, but on the temporary street course surrounding the National Mall for the inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix. As an official IndyCar track vehicle, this Arctic White Stingray Convertible was used for hot laps, VIP rides, and event operations throughout the race weekend.
If you’re looking for a Corvette with a cool back story, this could be the one! It’s now offered for sale at Reeder Chevrolet in Knoxville, so call our friend Sean Hagen at 865-404-4849 for details.
The 2026 Stingray HTC is finished in Arctic White with Jet Black 3LT interior. The Convertible was optioned exactly the way you would expect Chevrolet to show off at a high-visibility event like an IndyCar race. This 2026 comes equipped with the following options:
• Front Lift with Memory
• 20‑Spoke Machined‑Face Wheels
• Arctic White High Wing Spoiler
• Stingray R Appearance Package
• Bright Red Brake Calipers
The White/Black/Red combination gives the car an “Extra Crispy” look (to borrow a phrase from Mr. Corvette). With the official graphics still on the car, it appears ready to lead the pack of IndyCar racers to the green flag.
The Freedom 250 livery features an IndyCar racer in front of the Capitol’s dome on the door while “Official Vehicle” is spelled out on the matching body-color side rockers. There is also a date graphic on the rear fenders that reads “August 22-23, 2026.”
Like the Indianapolis 500 Festival Cars, these official track vehicles from high-profile events like the Freedom 250 Grand Prix don’t come up for sale all that often. Another perk is that they usually come with documentation from Chevrolet and IndyCar about their service at the event.
This Corvette still has its MSO despite its pre-owned status which is another plus. That means you can still go to Spring Mountain on Chevy’s dime! Mileage shows 1,412 miles and the sales price is listed at $99,993.
It’s not often you can buy a Corvette that’s already been on track — and not because someone took it to a track day, but because Chevrolet put it there! If you’re in the Knoxville area or willing to make the drive, visit Reeder Chevrolet and ask for Sean Hagen. Cars with provenance like this don’t come around often, and when they do, they tend to disappear quickly.
Source:
Reeder Chevrolet
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I like it. Much more special than the tepid Stars & Steel livery, and better executed than the Indy 500 ones. Not my cup of tea (white over black), but of all cars of this type–this would be the one I’d want.