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I used to subscribe to Vette magazine (and probably will again), but still get Corvette Fever. CF does have a better mag in my opinion, but my Favorite mag is GM Tech and High Performance! They don't only have Vette articles, they cover all kinds of GM performance (I came from Grand Nationals and they Still do performance stuff on those to this day)!
I subscribe to Vette magazine but for the last few months it has been nothing but special edition C6s. I wish they would focus more on go fast installs and results rather than 100,000 dollar special edition Z06s and such. I guess I need to subscribe to Fever and see if it is better.
In the next three months I know at least two Forum members C5's that will be in Vette, and one that will be in Corvette Enthusiast.
I have a trunk full of both of them (including some Corvette Traders) from the mid-1990s. One of my last issues was one introducing the C5. I'm gonna resubscribe. Think I'll start with Corvette Fever.
I haven't had CF for several years. Currently subscribe to Corvette Magazine, Vette, and Corvette Enthusiast. Will not renew Vette. IMHO Vette is going the wrong direction. CE covers all generations. I like ALL Corvettes.
I like CF. Nice section for technical issues specific to the C4, C5, C6, etc., in every issue. Great how-to articles as well. (You can also find most of them on their website).
PM me your addy if you want and I'll send a couple copies for you if you'd like to review them..
I have a # and a % maybe that's why I like Corvette Fever!! I like the broader spectrum of coverage,,and the variety of projects.Maybe I just notice them more but it seems they have had plenty of C5 projects over the years!!
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
Slideshow: A Jaguar designer's personal project imagines what a modern front-engined Corvette might look like if Chevrolet revisited the golden age of the Stingray.