Corvettes seem to bring out the kid in all of us.
Now a company named Mini Cars Inc., is capitalizing on that youthful enthusiasm for America’s Sports Car.
Corvettes seem to bring out the kid in all of us.
Now a company named Mini Cars Inc., is capitalizing on that youthful enthusiasm for America’s Sports Car.
Stealing cars must make a fella work up a mighty appetite.
At least that appears to be the case for the 19-year-old man who allegedly stole two vehicles, including a white 2002 Chevrolet Corvette and a 2012 Dodge Charger, from a South Dakota dealership early Saturday morning.
This week the Corvette C8.Rs return to the familiar confines of Braselton, Georgia for the TireRack.com Grand Prix at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. This race was supposed to be the six hours at Watkins Glen but Coronavirus and a strict New York state quarantine policy forced organizers to relocate the scheduled date to Road Atlanta.
The Corvettes are on a roll with four straight wins. Can they make it five? Not if BMW and Porsche have their say.
The National Corvette Museum’s 26th Anniversary Celebration is going on this weekend and today featured the Assembly Plant Update with plant manager Kai Spande. At the conclusion of his prepared remarks, we got a surprise as the two new exterior colors for the 2021 Corvette were revealed for the first time.
An Arizona man has been selected as the winner of the Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation Sweepstakes last weekend.
But instead of taking a 2020 Corvette, Richard Kisthardt of Tucson says he’ll take the $75,000 lump sum payout instead.
As we’ve mentioned over the last couple of days, CorvetteBlogger contributor Jeremy Welborn is at the National Corvette Museum’s Anniversary Celebration this week and yesterday he bounced around from the Museum to the NCM Motorsports Park, and then finally he stopped over at the Corvette Assembly Plant for some photos of his Sebring Orange 2020 Coupe as it visits “home” for the first time.
The annual spectacle known as Corvettes at Carlisle took place last weekend in Pennsylvania. Not even the Coronavirus could stop the Carlisle Events team from holding one of their top events. As one would expect, the show was down from its usual girth but there was still no shortage of things to do. The weather was the one norm at Carlisle. Thursday featured flesh-melting heat while Friday and Saturday rotated through a mix of sun, clouds, and occasional rain.
The owner of this Blade Silver C7 Corvette convertible will be doing without his Stingray for at least a week after being caught zooming past a policeman in Canada about 9 a.m. Tuesday.
For fans of Corvette Racing and C8 Corvettes, we have some more news to come out of the virtual Corvette Presentations that occurred last weekend in conjunction with Corvettes at Carlisle.
This week’s guest on the Corvette Today Podcast is the founder and moderator who runs the popular VBP Vettes Facebook Page. The VBP stands for “Vettes, Bold & Proud” but they also tell me they are known as the “Vette Buddies who Party!”