Corvette History Part 2: Small-block Chevy & Solid Axles (C1 Corvette)
Following a disappointing launch, the Corvette makes a daring comeback and firmly establishes itself as America’s Sports Car by the 1960s.
By: M.C. Cuccio | June 2, 2022
Following a disappointing launch, the Corvette makes a daring comeback and firmly establishes itself as America’s Sports Car by the 1960s.
By: M.C. Cuccio | June 2, 2022
The story of America’s first sports car begins and nearly ends here, a tale inexorably tied to automotive passion and persistence.
By: M.C. Cuccio | March 31, 2022
This 1966 Corvette L88 Penske recreation pays tribute to Roger Penske’s very first racer as a team owner.
By: Brett Foote | January 14, 2022
1968 Corvette has big block power and a manual transmission because astronaut Alan Shepard wanted to go fast on earth, too.
By: Braden Carlson | December 30, 2021
From its first time in 1960 to the C8.R’s first time in 2021, Corvette etched its name upon the world at the Le Mans 24.
By: Cameron Aubernon | August 24, 2021
As astronauts were driving Corvettes and America was racing to the moon, the Lunar Roving Vehicle was born.
By: Brett Foote | August 5, 2021
The father of the Corvette teamed up with ACI to build the Duntov Turbo, a car that GM simply refused to make.
By: Brett Foote | April 22, 2021