The Chevy Corvette has always been synonymous with affordable high-performance. Since its earliest iterations, the Z06 Corvette has pushed the envelope of speed and handling, offering drivers the opportunity to purchase a car that was equally capable on the race track or the open road.
Considering the evolution of the Z06 platform – from an early upgrade that circumvented Chevrolet’s inability to manufacture a race-ready production vehicle, to the Z06 of today which IS (essentially) a race-ready production vehicle – there’s no doubt that Corvette engineers, owners and enthusiasts alike have had an unyielding obsession with ever-increasing speed and performance.
Our guys to from EverydayDriver decided to compare the different generations of Corvette Z06 and how it has continued to evolve ever since it was first introduced in 1963.
