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"Corvette" magazine is a good read for all around coverage of all generations of Corvette, including great write ups on modified vettes. They have covered the C7 extensively and I'm sure they will continue to do so. I usually end up reading each issue cover to cover.
I ran out and bought Car and Driver, Road & Track, and Motor Trend. Of the three, I thought that Motor Trend was the most in depth followed by Car and Driver and then Road & Track in last place since it felt like it was more about Tony Stewart than the car.
Your question was about Corvette Magazines. I assume those magazines that are exclusive to Corvette. MT , Car /Driver, R&T not Corvette magazines but do give some coverage. The best is CORVETTE covers all years and has great advertisers..
Your question was about Corvette Magazines. I assume those magazines that are exclusive to Corvette. MT , Car /Driver, R&T not Corvette magazines but do give some coverage. The best is CORVETTE covers all years and has great advertisers..
True that. My mistake. I ran out and grabbed all of the ones with any coverage just to have them to go with my Vette one day.
I second (third, fourth, fifth, whatever) saying the best Corvette specific magazine is Corvette Magazine, which I subscribed since their first issue. I also get Vette Vue's magazine. It's an interesting magazine--the magazine is 1/2 height of traditional magazines. While the writing of the articles are a little "amateur night", they cover a different variety of topics and they've done a pretty indepth review of the new C7.
I dropped C&D years ago due their VERY anti-GM bias, especially by a few of their writers.
I like R&T, until recently. It seems like Larry Webster, who was originally from C&D, is trying to turn it into what C&D was. I'll still read it because of Peter Egan (who is one the best automotive writers in my opinion). The current issue of R&T has a good article on Tony Stewart driving the green C7, but something just seems to be off with the color in the pictures.
MT is like the US Today of the car magazines. They brought over a few writers/editors from Sport Compact Car magazine, who appear to know what they are talking about. So, it's getting better.
Automobile magazine has great pictures and, for the most part, good writing.
And of course Autoweek (or is it now Auto-ever-other-week) is still a good read.
But again, if you are looking for a great Corvette centric magazine, I'd recommend Corvette Magazine.
IMO...None of them are worth the paper they are printed on unless you like to flip though the same stuff year after year. Just search the internet and save yourself the subscription fee. I have the flame suit on...I know it's going to happen...but this is my opinion...I have yet to find any car mag worth it anymore. I swear they just start copying old crap from years ago...
Corvette magazines - I recall getting a few years of free issues of Corvette Quarterly after I took delivery of my 2007 C6. Not sure if that is still around.
Car Magazines - I pay for the whopping $8/year subscriptions to MT and R&T, simply for the convenience of not having to read everything while sitting in front of my Laptop.
Corvette magazines - I recall getting a few years of free issues of Corvette Quarterly after I took delivery of my 2007 C6. Not sure if that is still around.
Car Magazines - I pay for the whopping $8/year subscriptions to MT and R&T, simply for the convenience of not having to read everything while sitting in front of my Laptop.
Yes, I signed up to get a free issue and they have sent me a few. Good magazine. I think its $20 and 9 issues per year or $36 for 2 years.
GM high tech seems like a really good mag too if your into the mod scene more.
In the Stone Age I have bought and subscribed to numerous American automotive magazines for many, many years.
I have always enjoyed them, both for their pictures, for the technical articles and coverages of race events, as well as for the advertisements by aftermarket suppliers.
I remember very well that, when I wanted to order something, I contacted the supplier by telephone or wrote a letter. Payments? Those went via an international money order, from the Netherlands to the US!
Well, today we live in the "Electronic Age", don't we? So ... at last I got rid of stacks and stacks of saved magazines.
Only one subscription remained, namely "America's SPORTS CAR" from the NCM (yes, I am a proud member!) - see my previous post here.
My archive resides on the World Wide Web now, technically speaking in the cloud, via bookmarked links, or downloaded on my laptop.
I realize that some of you, full of nostalgia, will consider all this as a deadly sin. Well, before I'll give you a chance to me, please allow me to pay you back somewhat by providing a list of Facebook links to magazines, blogs, communities, aftermarket suppliers (to be supplied - see my comment below), and VIPs in the Corvette World (who are in my friends list there). To me, these lists are a source of valuable information and they open the gate to even more.
Neither of the lists is exhaustive. If you like the idea, I can easily extend them, guys!
I have a whole list of suppliers of Corvette parts who are on Facebook and from whom I have purchased in the past. Most of them, if not all, are supporting CF members as well. All have an excellent reputation.
The list-to-be may be of interest to my fellow members, and could be extended over time (by me or by anybody else).
However, I do not want to violate any forum rules. So, I will not include any links here without explicit permission from one of the moderators.
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