For more than seven decades, the identity of America’s sports car, the...
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The story of Roger Judski is truly a testimony of how the Corvette brings enthusiasts together, where it’s more than...
This 1958 Chevrolet Corvette convertible, offered through SBX Cars, is a well-preserved, numbers-matching example showing 44,567 documented miles. It is...
The Corvette E-Ray has arrived in the UK and Mat Watson from carwow takes a look at it. It is currently the quickest-accelerating Corvette in Europe until the upcoming ZR1 arrives. The E-Ray starts around £150,000 in the UK, above the Stingray and below the Z06. It features sharp, aggressive...
The fourth-generation Corvette ushered in an era of brave modern design that challenged 15 years of Mako-inspired shapes. While still...
For all the bravado we Corvette people like to flex—loud exhausts, louder opinions—there’s one thing that still makes even seasoned...
Tested here by Joe Raiti of Raiti’s Rides on YouTube, this C7 Corvette Z06 with the Z07 Performance Package represents the final chapter of America’s front-engine Corvette era. As Joe emphasizes, the C7 marks the end of a lineage stretching back to 1953, when the Corvette first established itself with...
One of only 390 L89-equipped Corvettes built for 1969, this Cortez Silver convertible is both Bloomington Gold Certified and an...
There’s always something electric in the air when the National Corvette Museum lights up the R8C Delivery Bay—but this week,...
We’re back with the 46th installment of CorvSport’s Auction Exclusive, and this one delivers one of the sharpest snapshots yet of the true wholesale market for Corvettes. This time of year, many enthusiasts are squeezing in their final fall cruises before tucking their ’Vettes away for winter—and that seasonal shift...
If we judge the C3 Corvette by its factory specs alone, the story doesn’t add up. The car went from...
Today, we have one of the more exciting new series we’ve launched — imagine getting all the important and cool...
Developed from Zora Arkus-Duntov’s 1962 “Heavy-Duty 427” program, the L88 engine became the foundation of Chevrolet’s top competition powerplant. It powered Roger Penske’s Sunoco Corvette to victory at the 1966 Daytona 24 Hours and entered limited public sale in 1967. Chevrolet discouraged casual buyers, listing the L88 as an “off-road...
What is an icon? What does it mean to be iconic? Oftentimes, words like these are thrown around in enthusiast...
They say stereotypes are funny because they are true. For instance, the “retiree in a red Corvette” image has been...
Up for sale on Cars & Bids is a fully restored and modified second-generation 1965 Corvette. The C2 Corvette is celebrated for its sharp styling, improved weight distribution, and four-wheel independent suspension, with the original coupe debuting a signature split rear window. This example was restored and upgraded by The...
In this track test from Driven+ on YouTube, two mid-engine V8 performance cars go head-to-head: the McLaren 750S and the...
This is an exciting time to be a Corvette enthusiast! The eighth-generation ‘Vette has now surpassed C7 production, proving that...
Over 40 years have passed since the fourth-generation Corvette reshaped the global sports-car landscape. The 1984 debut brought with it a host of notable milestones—the arrival of the legendary “King of the Hill” ZR-1 soon after, the unprecedented gap in production for the 1983 model year, and what would become...
When the notable drivetrain manufacturer, TREMEC, unleashed its big product reveal at SEMA just days ago, we knew it would...
At Orlando Speed World, That Racing Channel got an exclusive first look—and first passes—of Chevrolet’s all-new C8 Corvette ZR1, a...

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Bill Mitchell’s Sting Ray Racer
Racing enthusiast Bill Mitchell became a GM vice president in charge of Styling Staff. He bought the chassis of the 1957 Corvette SS mule to build the 1959 Sting Ray, whose racing competed with success and inspired the 1963 production Sting Ray Corvette.
Birth of a Legend: Corvette’s Trial by Fire at Sebring 1956
Under driver and team chief John Fitch, Smokey Yunick and Mauri Rose led the crew preparing four Corvettes for the 12 Hours of Sebring in 1956. The result, said Fitch, was “less than we had hoped but more than we deserved.”
Zora’s All-Aluminum 377 Small Block Engine
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