Wild Exotic Eighties Concept Is a Corvette at Heart
While the Corvette managed to maintain a modicum of decorum throughout the eighties, the nameplate couldn’t fully escape the insanity of the period.
By: Detroit Steel | November 11, 2016
While the Corvette managed to maintain a modicum of decorum throughout the eighties, the nameplate couldn’t fully escape the insanity of the period.
By: Detroit Steel | November 11, 2016
There’s only one remaining 1983 C4 Corvette, and this is it. For the first time in decades, it was driven extensively, and then parked on display in the Skydome section of the museum.
By: Patrick Morgan | November 9, 2016
Did you know that there was one 1983 Corvette that survived the crusher? And did you know that it was all because of a pair of new cowboy boots?
By: Bradley Brownell | October 26, 2016
The seat rails from the C6 generation are the same width as the C4’s, and the seats swap in with minimal effort.
By: Bradley Brownell | October 10, 2016
After seeing the Ratvette on an episode of ‘Roadkill,’ this vet decided to build one for himself, because “it just makes sense.”
By: Tony Markovich | September 15, 2016
There once was a time way back in Jalopnik history where they had a “Fantasy Garage.” But it wasn’t really a place where American cars seemed welcome.
By: Patrick Morgan | September 8, 2016
The Chevrolet Corvette is known for being fast, for looking great, and for representing the best America has to offer when it comes to sports cars. But there’s another side that isn’t talked about nearly as much: safety.
By: Tony Markovich | September 2, 2016