Is the C8 Corvette headed back to the Nurburgring?
That could be the case if you believe Corvette Forum user Corvette_Nut whom we’ve outed previously as an “agent provocateur” on the Corvette Team.
Is the C8 Corvette headed back to the Nurburgring?
That could be the case if you believe Corvette Forum user Corvette_Nut whom we’ve outed previously as an “agent provocateur” on the Corvette Team.
Happy Birthday, Corvette!!
Sixty-six years ago the first 1953 Corvettes rolled off the assembly line at a small factory in Flint, Michigan and into automotive history!
Corvette Racing’s program manager Doug Fehan always says that luck is 50% of racing, but unfortunately for the Number 4 Corvette C7.R, it has been the bad variety that has struck the team again at Sunday’s Sahlen’s Six Hours of the Glen.
The Dog Days of Summer are here!
Normally on Sunday mornings, we wake up to a new Delivery Dispatch from Mike Furman at Criswell Chevy. But he’s on a well-deserved vacation this week so we’re reaching back in time to a post he did on the Corvette Forum back in early 2015 featuring Corvettes and Pets!
We added a few more photos found on the web so check out this special Sunday photo gallery featuring these four-legged Corvette fans and ask yourself, whose a good dog today!
Now that the market price has been set with a high bid of $15,200 for a pair of tickets to the C8 Corvette reveal on 07.18.19, the National Corvette Museum has two more pairs of tickets that just became available and they are for sale on eBay with a “Buy it Now” price of $15,000 per pair!
We’ve still got more Bloomington Gold coverage headed your way. We’ve already provided a Bloomington flavored Midyear Monday, taken a deep dive into the Gold Collection, and summarized the other aspects of the show. Now it’s time to turn to some of the unique Corvettes on site last weekend in Indy.
Sometimes Corvette owners think their dealer service technicians work for them exclusively. Imagine the horror at showing up to the dealership and your favorite Corvette mechanic is working on someone else’s Corvette.
We always knew the C4 Corvette was an aerodynamic piece of artistry.
But just how slippery it is, you can see for yourself in this accident that ended with an early C4 Corvette coupe finding a path underneath the rear end of a Nissan.