If you’re looking for an inexpensive way to get into the Corvette hobby but still want to stand out in a crowd, you might want to take a look at this Fairway Green Metallic 1998 Corvette coupe being offered in the Denver, Colorado area for an asking price of just $15,000.
Corvettes for Sale: Rare Fairway Green 1998 C5 Corvette on Craigslist for $15K
[POLL] Which New Corvette Will Earn Your Business When the V8 is Phased Out?
Life after V8s. It’s a sobering thought, but it’s also a reality that even the thundering Corvette, its makers, and its customer base will eventually have to contend with. Fortunately, America’s Sports Car and the other icon from across town are the betting favorites to play home to the “last V8 standing.” Not all nameplates that draw so much of their identity from the glory of the bent-eight are so lucky, though. In recent months, we’ve been introduced to two new versions of models that were forced to relinquish their predecessor’s trademark exhaust burble, but they’ve gone about addressing this loss in vastly different ways. These divergent paths to V8 replacement piqued our curiosity about how the Corvette’s massive fan/client network would react to different paths that General Motors could choose for its halo car when the legendary LT engine family reaches the end of the line. Before soliciting your feedback, though, let’s explore these paths and the new cars/case studies that will be treading them in the very near future.
[VIDEO] Here is Everything We Know About the 21 C8 Corvette ZR1 Prototypes Already Built
It was back in February that the Corvette Assembly Plant ended public tours for “manufacturing advancements” as we were told. Many of us were speculating that plant workers could now test the assembly process for the upcoming C8 Corvette ZR1s by sending a few pre-production cars down the assembly line. Well, we weren’t wrong as some internal GM paperwork shows at least 21 Corvette ZR1 “EX” cars have been completed.
[VIDEO] 2024 Corvette E-Ray Bullies a Nissan GTR and a Lamborghini Aventador SV at the Drag Strip
These are the matchups we’ve have been waiting to see!
For almost the entire life of this blog, which is going on 19 years this August, we’ve seen the Nissan GTR absolutely destroy the Corvette at the drag strip. Nissan’s Godzilla was one of the first OGs to feature both an All-Wheel-Drive configuration and a launch control system. When it showed up at the track, it was to be feared as much as a Tesla Plaid is today. Back in the day, if you were facing Godzilla, you’re most likely going to see taillights…
[VIDEO] More Quarter Mile Action with the All New 2024 Corvette E-Ray
Andrew at Complete Street Performance got their 2024 Corvette E-Ray and before he throws any mods on it, he takes the car to the track for some baseline quarter mile pulls. The car was literally broken in on the way to the track, and it crossed the 500 mile threshold just before they arrived.
[VIDEO] Commuting Around Town in the E-Ray’s Stealth Mode is Harder Than It Looks
One of the 2024 Corvette E-Ray’s party tricks allows its driver to utilize just the front electric motor as a way to make a quiet “neighborhood exit.” But others have been wondering about the range of Chevrolet’s first performance hybrid sports car, and if it makes sense to keep the car in Stealth Mode if your destination is under the 3-4 mile range that the E-Ray supposedly has on electric power.
Corvette Executive Chief Engineer Tadge Juechter Announces His Retirement from GM
Tadge Juechter will be the first to tell you it takes a team of thousands to produce the award-winning Chevrolet Corvette.
Still, the day that so many Corvette enthusiasts have been dreading is officially drawing closer.