Chevrolet has been relying on their patented, highly guarded LT1 engine to power Corvettes for decades now. It’s just like a favorite old dog, horse or other beast of burden that does what it’s told to do, when it’s told to do it; in one word, reliable. That’s why the engine is still so popular, […]
Corvette Speed Records
January 7, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Corvettes were not always the speed monsters they are famous for being now. Initially they were something stuck between luxury car and sports machine. Not quite a luxury car because Corvettes just didn’t have the features of lines like Mercedes or Ferrari, and not exactly a sports car because at first, Corvettes did not have as much […]
A TV Show By and For Vette Owners
January 7, 2013 by 1 Comment
Have you ever wished there was some kind of T.V. show all about Corvettes that lived, ate and breathed the beautiful Chevrolet cars? Apparently there’s one in the works because there happens to be a very active fan page on Facebook about this exact topic. The show is due to begin in January of next […]
Rumors about The New 2014 Corvette C7
January 4, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Auto manufacturers are always trying to hide their newest production run for as long as possible. Because every little curve, cut or other bit of tooling could make for the next great-looking car, automotive companies like Chevrolet try their hardest to keep visual details under wraps while happily touting most of the technical information, like […]
Celebrities and Corvettes
November 18, 2012 by 3 Comments
A new exhibit at the National Corvette Museum is welcoming a new exhibit through January 18, 2013 featuring country music stars and their Corvettes and Camaros. Included in the exhibit are well-known names such as George Strait’s 1958 Corvette, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s 1960 Corvette, Roy Orbison’s 1967 Corvette, George Jones’s 1978 Corvette, and Brad Paisley’s 1999 Corvette Country music is […]
Corvette Gifts for the Holidays
November 8, 2012 by Leave a Comment
The holiday season is getting closer, and it’s time to start a gift list for your loved ones. Does your circle of friends and family include a Corvette enthusiast? If so, we have a trunkload of suggestions to help make your shopping easier this holiday season. Corvette Apparel People who love Corvettes also love to […]
Joe Crosby of Florida Restoring Neil Armstrong’s 1967 Sting Ray
November 6, 2012 by Leave a Comment
News in Florida is buzzing about the Space Coast man who has purchased and is now restoring astronaut Neil Armstrong’s 1967 Marina Blue Sting Ray Corvette. Crosby purchased the car earlier this year from an unknown seller in Georgia, but he’s not telling how much he paid for it. The early astronauts were famous for […]
Vintage Corvette Ads from the Early 1960s
November 1, 2012 by Leave a Comment
We’ve previously looked at some of the great Corvette ads from the 1950s as provided by Flickr member aldenjewell, who has done a superb job archiving these images. Today we’ll look at more magazine ads for Corvettes, this time from the first half of the 1960s. Corvette Ads from 1960 What Happened to Gravity? Purely […]
Enter Our Custom Interior Photo Contest
October 29, 2012 by Leave a Comment
We’re excited to introduce our first-ever photo contest on our Facebook Page! To enter, submit your favorite photo of your customized Corvette interior and then ask your Facebook friends to vote for your picture. The winner with the most votes will receive his or her choice of the following: a Premium Flannel Car Cover in […]
Chevrolet Releases Details of the C7 Corvette Engine
October 24, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Chevrolet unveiled the upcoming 2014 Corvette’s engine today. Details include: 6.2-liter V-8 anticipated 26 mpg city rating 450 horsepower at 6,000 rpm 450 pound-feet of torque at 4,000 rpm retains the OHV and cam-in-block configuration of previous small-block engines supposed to be one of the most fuel-efficient engines ever feature Active Fuel Management, GM’s moniker for cylinder deactivation, which […]
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