When you combine James May, Jeremy Clarkson, and Richard Hammond with James Corden and a Grand Sport Corvette, you get one of the funniest pieces of late-night television this year.

The right-hand-drive Corvettes are being offered by a luxury dealer in the U.K., who is working with an engineering firm to convert models of the American sports car.

Clarkson, Hammond, and May pit a Corvette Z06 against a Mercedes AMG GT and a Porsche 911 Turbo.

This week’s How-To Tuesday article goes over six potential places to check out that could be causing your Corvette’s control issue.

Houston’s Cars & Coffee gathering happens to be quite nice to those that love American muscle.

IndyCar driver Sam Schmidt has driven his head, breathing, and voice-controlled Corvette in closed situations, but thanks to working with the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles, he’s now set to get a driver’s license to drive it on public roads.

Road trips and Corvettes go together better than peanut butter and chocolate.