Category: C1

After polling nearly 700 voters, a winner for Corvette of the Year has finally been crowned.

In an interesting poll on our forums, it was asked what was your first Corvette. After a few years and 377 votes, we can see some pretty clear results.

Forget Detroit, there’s no other place on earth that’s done more with the automobile than Southern California.

It’s no secret that average American consumers are keeping their cars longer than ever, but Corvettes rarely fall into the “average” category. The following question should be expected then: how long have you had, or do you plan on keeping your Corvette?

With the addition of a number of new exhibits at the NCM chronicling the sinkhole, even more people will be able to gain an appreciation of Corvette’s influence on the world.

There isn’t a sharp line on the Kelly Corvette. The coachbuilt ‘Vette, which graced the cover of Car and Driver in 1961, is smooth from its oval-shaped egg-crate grille to its bulbous hindquarters.

All exhaust manifolds are designed to do a single thing: expel the spent gasses from the combustion chamber. However, while your typical cast manifold just does that job, a header takes it another step further.