The CORVETTE TODAY podcast celebrates its one year News & Headlines Anniversary! In this episode, your host, Steve Garrett and Keith Cornett from CorvetteBlogger.com bring you the latest about Corvette.
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Saturday Morning Corvette Comic: When the Tech Support Bill Comes Due
The downside of having a U.S.-based tech support agent in your house is that it can be rather expensive in the long run.
Chevrolet Announces a Final Total of 26,216 Corvettes to be Produced for the 2021 Model Year
Corvette Product Manager Harlan Charles was at the National Corvette Museum’s 27th Anniversary Celebration this week and on Friday afternoon he hosted a seminar to go through the latest news about America’s Favorite Sports Car.
Bloomington Gold Heading Back Home to Celebrate its 50th Anniversary
Exciting news last week from the Land of Lincoln. The Granddaddy of Corvette shows is heading back to where it was born as part of its 50th Anniversary event. During a live stream on their Facebook page, Bloomington Gold owner, Guy Larsen, announced that the 2022 event would be held once again in the Bloomington-Normal area of Illinois.
General Motors to Idle Most US Assembly Plants Due to Chip Shortage
Bowling Green Assembly Plant to Remain Open
The highly popular C8 Corvette has apparently escaped the clutches of the latest semiconductor chip shortage that will idle most General Motors assembly plants starting next week.
Corvettes for Sale: No Reserve Triple Black 1969 Corvette L88 Convertible
One of the rarest Corvettes ever made is currently up for grabs. This triple black 1969 L88 convertible is selling at no reserve online through Rich Penn Auctions. As of this writing, bidding is up to $56,000 with 15 days remaining.
[VIDEO] Lawyer Weighs In on State Wanting to Destroy an Innocent Man’s 1959 Corvette
Earlier this week we brought you the story of a Kansas man whose newly purchased 1959 Corvette was seized five years ago by the Kansas State Police as he tried to register it with the state. The authorities found a discrepancy with the “secret VIN” stamped on the frame, and under state law, they are required to destroy the car which they call “contraband.”