The Corvette, a symbol of American automotive prowess, has been captivating hearts and roads since its debut in 1953, over...
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Earlier this summer, I was visiting the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky and was pleasantly surprised to discover...
On a beautiful late summer weekend, Lime Rock Park celebrated its 40th running of the Historics. This coincided with the...
Since its debut in 1953, the Corvette has captivated enthusiasts with its sleek design, powerful engines, and exceptional performance while...
While it is not commonly known, the origins of “CORVSPORT.COM” date back to about 2010 when two (somewhat younger) automotive...
A young Art Center College of Design student, named Peter Elbert Brock, became the youngest designer ever hired by Bill...
Bill Mitchell knew five years in advance that when Harley Earl retired, on December 1, 1958, he would be his...
Ed Cole, Zora Duntov’s ultimate boss, was eager to race. He saw it as a way to gain the kudos...
GM’s Design Staff created the Corvette 2-Rotor to flaunt the Wankel-type rotary engines that the Corporation was developing in the...
Ed Cole fought to keep his Corvette alive. Some 1955 models were powered by Chevy’s new V-8. Zora Arkus-Duntov arrived...
Sometimes, certain superlatives are overused and almost hyperbolic, but in the case of Harlan Charles, it is safe to say...
Although I’ve been a Corvette enthusiast for nearly 40 years and have owned 20 Corvettes over that time, I was...
As the revolutionary eighth-generation Corvette brings in new first-time owners, this may be a revelation to many, while there are...
Ed Cole – Chevrolet’s New Chief Engineer Ed Cole was the son of a Michigan dairy farmer and grew up...
For many of us enthusiasts, having America’s Sports Car in your driveway was a symbol that you had arrived. I...
Since its debut in 1953, the Chevrolet Corvette has transcended from a mere concept car to an enduring automotive icon....
Every great initiative has to start somewhere. This one began in the spring of 1989 in Southern California when PR...
We’re at that time of the year when time flies and the holidays blur together, forming a spastic whirlwind of...
The early 1960s was a time of innovation for the American automotive scene. The fierce competition between automakers in Detroit...
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The Corvette has worn many shapes over the years, from the C1 looking like a drop top coupe of the...
The Corvette is America’s darling, a beloved sports car that’s been around for almost seven decades. Its ‘cult car’ status...
I remember that the Reader’s Digest used to have a series of articles titled some-thing like “The Most Unforgettable Character...
For more than seven decades, the identity of America’s sports car, the Corvette, has been built around one defining trait:...
Note: This article was originally published on our sister website SportsCarDigest.com. It has been republished here for our CorvSport members...
If you know anything about Corvette collectors, or even car collectors in general, then you know that Rick Hendrick is...
As you enter through the doors of the Saratoga Automobile Museum in Saratoga Springs, New York, you’re reminded of an...
The History of America’s sports car is no doubt a colorful one. Now, nearly 70 years in the making, the...
The Mid-Engine Corvette We Finally Got We are now entering the seventh year of the C8 Corvette, and it has...
Editor’s Note: This article was reproduced with permission from our sister site SportsCarDigest for CorvSport members to enjoy. 1953 Chevrolet...
