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40.3 percent of Corvette buyers opt out of financing the cars with a loan.

This 1963 Corvette sat dormant for nearly 50 years.

Considering a C7 Z06 but you just can’t see coughing up $80,000? Well, if you wait it out for 14 years or so, there’s a chance you might be able scoop one up for about $23,000.

The new Corvette Grand Sport was engineered to be far better at tackling corners at high speeds than powering down straightaways, so how would it fare on the strip against an S550 Mustang?

There’s nothing like a friendly Corvette drag race among friends to ease some of the political tensions in the air.

Getting into a new C7 Corvette just got a lot easier.

Pulling off a sleek, high-performing racing body with classic Corvette styling isn’t a new concept. But as I’m sure anyone in the business will tell you, it still requires a bit of finagling, which is what makes Andy McCoy Race Cars’ latest creation so special.