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The 1977 model year marked a significant manufacturing milestone for Chevrolet – the production of their 500,000th Corvette.  It had taken Chevrolet 15 years to build the first 250,000 Corvettes, but only an additional eight years to build 250,000 more. The 1977 Corvette set another new sales record at 49,213...

For 1993, the ZR-1 Corvette’s horsepower was increased from 375hp to 405hp. Given the overall lack of ZR-1 sales, many questioned the decision to improve upon the performance of the LT5 engine at all, though most critics agreed that doing so would again increase the performance gap between the ZR-1...

Despite all of its improvements – and in spite of the price, which scarcely changed from the 2004 model – sales of the new 2005 Corvette were, perhaps, not quite as earth-shattering as GM had hoped.  A total of 37,372 Corvettes were sold in 2005, which included 26,728 coupes and a...

Much like its predecessors in the fifth– and sixth-generation models, the 2016 Z06 Corvette was the continued embodiment of track-ready, uncompromised high-performance driving and handling. Its return for the 2016 model year would provide consumers with more options to personalize their cars, but it would also finally pay homage to Corvette’s racing heritage...

The 1964 Chevy Corvette was greeted with as much enthusiasm as its 1963 counterpart had been the year before. With the monumental success that Chevrolet had experienced after the introduction of its second-generation Corvette Sting Ray. GM executives understood that the C2‘s sophomore year would require little more than continued refinement to the already intensely popular...