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Did Mecum And Idyllic Monterey, California, Deliver For Corvettes?

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Did this uber-rare L88 Coupe sell? Photo Credit: Mecum

The amazing Monterey Car Week just wrapped up days ago, and as we enthusiasts catch our breath, CorvSport dives into what makes this diverse week so remarkable. With events ranging from car shows to driving tours to racing reunions, this picturesque beachside spectacle attracts car nuts from all over the globe. Today’s Monterey coverage, along with the majority of CorvSport’s digital content, is FREE and not behind a paywall. When any pop-ups appear, please click to dismiss them and continue enjoying the article.

Much like Nascar’s Daytona 500, Mecum kicks off their 2025 collector car season with their biggest big-tent event–just look at our exclusive tracker below to see the numbers. As the year trudges on, Mecum sprinkles in some smaller venues, and the numbers trickle down to sane amounts. Despite Mecum’s Monterey event yielding the smallest turnout for Corvettes, it still attracts some highly collectible examples.

Perhaps the biggest Corvette news from Monterey that stole the show was the surprise reveal of two new concept cars from GM. CorvSport’s Editorial Manager, Marco Tam, just published the full details of these stunning designs. Here is a teaser with an option to read more or save for later. Then, we’ll delve into our exclusive Mecum Tracker and our coverage of the most notable sales and duds from Monterey 2025.

2,000-HP Corvette Concepts Break Cover at Monterey

[Published by CorvSport’s Marco Tam]

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