2016 Chevrolet Corvette

In 2016 the Corvette generated 103 consumer complaints, 2 safety recalls and 0 investigations, placing its complaint volume above the 64 recorded in 2015 but below the 255 reported in 2017, while its total field reports (TS‑B) of 1,460 were lower than the 1,820 of 2015 yet higher than the 1,268 of 2017. The dominant complaint categories that year were Wheels (56 reports), Fuel/Propulsion System (14), Power Train (9) and Engine (5), indicating that most issues were tied to drivetrain components rather than crash or fire, which each accounted for only one complaint. Compared with the surrounding years, 2016 sits at the tail end of a rising complaint trend that peaked in 2017, suggesting that the model year experienced a modest increase in reported problems relative to the prior year but a continued decline from the subsequent peak. Recalls remained limited (2) and investigations were absent, reflecting that no major safety investigations were launched for that model year. Thus, 2016 can be considered a reasonably safe purchase, though buyers should verify service records and inspect wheel and drivetrain components.