Our friends at the daily Corvette auction website 427Stingray.com continue to bring some real gems to market like this 1964 Corvette Grand Sport Replica! This GS Coupe was previous owned by a dedicated collector and its condition shows how well it was cared for. This is an incredible piece of automotive history so don’t miss out on your chance to own this beautiful Corvette replica. Read more about this ’64 Corvette at 427Stingray.com and check out the trending auctions coming up this week!
The car crazy crew over at Dan Kruse Classics will host their Cord and Kruse combination live and online auction this coming Saturday, June 17th. Bidders can attend in person at the Midland County Horseshoe Pavilion in Midland, Texas or bid online. Activities will kick off at 10 am central and run until all lots have had their time on the auction block.
![[SPIED] The C8 Corvette ZR1 Prototypes Testing in Colorado are Caught on Video](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/2023/061323_9b.jpg)
Over the weekend, a member of the Colorado Car Spotters page on Facebook shared a few pics of a group of C8 Corvette prototypes at a hotel in Golden, Colorado. We assume the engineering team was in the state for a round of high-altitude testing and we hoped that we’d see more of them.
![[VIDEO] Driving the 2023 Corvette Z06 on the Las Vegas Motor Speedway](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/2023/061323_8.jpg)
There are ton of things to see or do when you’re in Las Vegas and now you can add “Drive a Z06” to your schedule. That’s because the 2023 Corvette Z06 is now available to drive at Dream Racing on the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Chevrolet sent out an update on Sunday about its collaboration with Turn 10 Studios and the inclusion of the 2024 Corvette E-Ray and the Cadillac V-series.R race car in the new Forza Motorsports video game. The two new vehicles not only made the game as playable content, but both will be featured on the game’s cover. Forza Motorsports will officially be released on October 10th, 2023 and according to Chevrolet, that’s just about when the first E-Rays will begin shipping to customers.
Pittsburgh International Race Complex or Pitt Race as it’s known was the first track to showcase the 2023 Corvette Z06. The road track was featured in the Z06’s cinematic reveal video and a year later, the Corvette Team hosted a number of journalists to the track for the first Ride N Drive in America’s newest supercar.
This special track is also home to the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix, a 10-day motorsport festival that’s been a tradition in the keystone state for 40 years. Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that annually raises money for autistic and IDD charities. The organization just secured a 2023 Corvette Z06 70th Anniversary Coupe through Pittsburgh’s North Star Chevrolet, which they will give away to one lucky ticket holder in August 2023.
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Before this year’s 100th running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Corvette Racing made no secret just how badly the team wanted to win its final GTE race there.
![[GALLERY] Midyear Monday! – 2023 Bloomington Gold Edition](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/2023/061223_135b.jpg)
Hello, Corvette friends. Welcome to the beginning of a glorious early summer week. The end of the school year is approaching (or already here for some of you) and graduation parties are popping up all over the place. With all that activity, we know you could use a little extra boost to get things moving this Monday, so we’ve got some motivation for you in the form of 1963-1967 Corvettes.
Good news, Corvette fans! Even as the NASCAR Camaro captures hearts, minds, and imaginations during the lead-up to its unlikely Le Mans debut, its parent company still only has eyes for its firstborn sports car! We knew that the current Camaro – and the nameplate as we know it – was on its way out after the 2024 model year wraps on January 1st. After the teaser in March, many of us were holding out hope for an all-out effort from the Bow Tie as it sends its iconic pony car into the sunset. We weren’t expecting 1,025-horse “Last Call” levels of pomp and circumstance, but rumors of a Cadillac-derived 18 HP bump to the top-dog ZL1’s LT4 V8 and the option to spec the Alpha coupe with the same set of carbon ceramics that stop its four-door platform mates seemed like reasonable retirement wishes.
Back in the day, Chevy was rumored to be considering turning the C5 hardtop coupe into a “Bubba-Vette” for the budget-conscious enthusiast.
