The ZR1 name started as a hidden performance option in the '70s and evolved into a synonym for the wildest factory Corvettes, ...

In 1967, Chevrolet dropped the race-spec L88 engine in the Corvette, creating what many consider to be the ultimate iteration of the C2. Only 20 units were produced. The option was carried over into ...

The 1981 Corvette arrived at a crossroads for America’s sports car, carrying the familiar long-hood, short-deck silhouette that had defined the third generation while quietly rewriting the script ...

The 1975 Chevrolet Corvette arrived at a turning point for American performance cars. It was the final year you could buy a Corvette convertible until the body style returned in the mid-1980s, giving ...

The 1968 model year brought a full redesign to the Chevy Corvette. With styling cues drawn from Larry Shinoda’s Mako Shark II, the new Corvette was a more complex car, with full thirty percent more ...

With the introduction of the 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X, we've hit new levels of performance for America's sports car. Ludicrously high levels in fact. But that's always sort of been the Corvette's ...

Continuing his junkyard crawl of the Happy Days Collection, Steve Magnante shows off a Mahogany 1981 Corvette and talks about ...

The Corvette has served as GM's halo sports car since coming to market in 1953. It started life as a convertible, but got a coupe version in 1963, with various high-performance specialty trims like ...