This stunning C2, which recently fetched big bucks at the 2016 Mecum Kissimmee auction, is one of only 3,475 1963 Corvettes painted Daytona Blue.

Jerry Seinfeld + President Barack Obama + a split-window 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray makes for an interesting recipe, regardless of political and autoholic views.

If you know anything about the Classic Car Club, you know they are a pretty selective group of car buffs. So this 1963 Corvette is in good company.

When Peter Brock starts saying anything about Corvette history, it’s a good idea to listen up — that is, if you consider yourself a true fan of the car.

In this news rally: We admire the best of 1963 on a 2009 Corvette chassis. — Just how much difference does 250 units of Hennessey horsepower make to alter the C7’s disposition? — A look back at Corvette Weekend in Ocean City, MD.

The bets are starting to roll in on two hot Corvettes up for auction in April, and the speculation is that both could fetch up to $1 million each when they cross the block. The first up is the Bunkie Knudsen Corvette, a 1963 Corvette Sting Ray built specifically for General Motors Chevrolet Division General Manager Semon “Bunkie” Knudsen.

Wishing and hoping and thinking and praying for two years over finding your dream Corvette may seem like nothing compared to 14 and a half, but as anyone who has ever searched for a car knows, it can be very easy to give up on the dream when the search is taking longer than expected. […] More »