Though the injuries were serious, this scary wreck proves again that the Corvette is actually quite safe.

The reality is that the word “vintage” is really just a fancy and expensive name for “old,” which means there’s a ton of room for things to have gone, or go, wrong.

If you’re taking your Corvette to the track, you don’t want anything extra in it that can add weight or be rolling around. But if you’re using it as your daily driver, you want to keep safety in mind. Here are eight things you should always keep in your car that can save you in a pinch.

The C6 in question was a 2006 model, and considering how quickly the automobile industry moves in the realm of safety, the fact that all systems in the Corvette performed as designed is impressive.

It doesn’t matter how good those old tires look, driving on those things for any kind of distance at any decent speed is a recipe for disaster. Here’s why.

The 2009 Corvette ZO6 provides power for a lower price than the ZR1 model. The Z06 model has three trim levels, the 1LZ, 2LZ, and 3LZ. They all range between $70,000 and $80,000, but they are all jam packed with features. Powertrain The ZO6 comes with an LS7 7.0 liter V8 engine with 505 horsepower […] More »