The sounds of these 10 screaming Corvettes are pure poetry.

It appears that for 2018 the Corvette is getting a new engine. The LT5 looks to be the company’s first DOHC V8 since the C4 ZR-1.

It takes quite a lot to come in under that elusive one-minute barrier, including tons of grip, downforce, and power.

The LS engine has been produced for decades, and even though things on the outside have changed, the push-rod V8 still thunders on as a versatile, compact, efficient, and powerful motor. Here’s why we think it is so good.

With reports of Ford nixing the V8 altogether, it didn’t take long for “Corvette Forum” members to start imagining a Corvette world without the familiar rumble of the V8.

The LT nameplate has a long and storied performance history for Corvette and General Motors. Looks like a new chapter could well be added by the seventh generation of the ‘Vette. The LT1, of course, was a small block powerhouse for the Corvette from 1970 to 1972, and the name reappeared in the early 1990s

We’ve all heard of having fun with our Corvette, but a recent video from recombu.com’s Joyride with Rory Reid features the host and his pal, English actor/comedian Robert Llewellyn, definitely taking that idea and spinning it off in a different direction. The two gents used a Corvette C6 convertible for what some might term a