To say that Corvette fans are excited about the new 2020 Corvette is an understatement. The mid-engined version of the storied sports car has been discussed and argued over for so long, it seemed like it was destined to remain mythical forever. Now, though, GM has admitted that its mysterious new coupe was what we suspected it to be all along.
Some cars stay as myths, and others come true: to everybody's surprise, the mid-engined Corvette will fall into the latter category. Chevrolet has confirmed that, come July 18, 2019, it will reveal the next-generation 2020 Corvette, and it's shaping up to be everything fans have asked for - and argued about.
An hour from Vegas, past rolling brown hills and more than a few tumbleweeds, you’ll find Spring Mountain Motor Resort and Country Club. A racing-enthusiast’s oasis in the desert. Unlike most oases, though, this one can get seriously loud.
Chevrolet's upcoming C8 Corvette is one of the most anticipated sports cars in the world right now for one key reason: it's going to feature a long-awaited mid-mounted engine. But for those with a whole bunch of cash in their pocket, there's another, rarer mid-engine Corvette up for sale that could be priceless for collectors. It's the one-of-a-kind 1993 Innotech Corvette, dubbed "Mysterro," which features a C4 under a custom body design.
Some of the most desirable muscle cars from the '60s era are the Yenko versions of GM muscle like the Camaro and the even rare ZL-1 Corvette. Specialty Vehicle Engineering is going to build a very limited production run of 2019 Yenko Corvettes in two different flavors. The base Vette will be an 835hp Stage 1 unit with 25 being made.
This week anonymous artist Felipe Pantone revealed his latest art piece installed on and in a 1994 Chevrolet Corvette. Die-hard stock paint lovers of the Corvette were probably mortified. Digital madness inspired artwork took the vehicle to a place it'd never been before. Blocks of color, mood ring spray, and the blacks and whites of the video tapes you threw away in 2002 - they're all here.
Serendipity is often credited for some accidental but happy discoveries in history, from penicillin to super glue. Now Chevrolet is claiming yet another “accidental” discovery, that its upcoming 2019 Corvette ZR1 happens to be the fastest coupe to have rolled on the VIR, a.k.a. the Virginia International Raceway, considered one of the most challenging road course. And, Chevy says, it wasn’t even trying to beat any record. In fact, it didn’t even have a race car driver behind the wheel.
Barrett-Jackson is famous for auctioning off cars for charity and at the recent auction in Arizona, two Corvettes were auctioned off. Former President George W. Bush Jr. was on hand for one of the auctions and personally dropped the gavel on the sale price for the very first 2018 Chevrolet Corvette Carbon 65 Edition.
You may recognize the name Genovation as the company who rolled out the all-electric Corvette C6 back in 2016 and used it to crush a land speed record. Fast forward many months and Genovation Cars has announced that it will be bringing a pre-production version of an all-electric Corvette C7 to CES 2018.
Very orange, and very angry. That's the unavoidable first impression when faced with the 2019 Corvette ZR1 Convertible, Chevrolet's 755 horsepower route to getting lots, and lots, and lots of wind in your hair. Open-top sibling to the Corvette ZR1 coupe, the drop-top refuses to succumb to the old adage that cutting the roof off also means compromising on performance.
How much will 755 horsepower of all-American Corvette madness set you back? Now we know, with Chevrolet slapping a price tag on the new Corvette ZR1, and giving it a shiny new, topless sibling in the shape of the similarly-ridiculously-powerful Corvette ZR1 Convertible.
When it comes to buying a new car, there isn't a person alive who doesn't want to save money on the sticker price, whether it's haggling with the dealership or qualifying for some discount program. Well, if you're in the market for a new Chevy Corvette and are hunting for a deal, you might want to consider a career change. Due to an odd arrangement between Taco Bell and GM, employees of the fast food chain are eligible for a $4,385 discount on a new Corvette Grand Sport.