The Corvette Geneve was a show car built in conjunction with ASC, Inc. of Southgate, Mich. in 1987. The Geneve was an interior and exterior design exercise, built on a production Corvette chassis. The exterior was a cross between the fourth generation production Corvette and the Corvette Indy concept car. The rear end featured a spoiler on top of the deck, as well as underneath. The interior was styled in black leather with charcoal suede seats, and black trim. The Geneve was fully functional, powered by a GM 230 horsepower 5.7-liter V8. Also included were 17-inch aluminum wheels, and side marker lamps incorporated into the bodyside moldings.