There have been a lot of great Corvettes since the model debuted in 1953. These are the best.

From the Dodge Viper to the Saab 9-5, these 10 cars marked the end of various automotive eras, each with unique ...

The dashcam of a tractor-trailer recently captured what might be both the dumbest and luckiest Chevy Corvette driver on the planet—a driver who nearly caused a massive crash with a foolish overtake ...

This one-off Corvette ZR1X’s full hammer price will go towards a charitable cause. This one-of-one Corvette ZR1X sold for $2.6 million at a Barrett-Jackson auction. Proceeds benefit the Tunnel to ...

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I love the Corvette. It’s the “remote drop” of sports cars, like a Tom Hanks movie you’ve seen dozens of times but will drop the remote when it pops up on the TV. Doesn’t matter if the movie has ...

Chevrolet rolled the first Corvette ever made off its Flint, Michigan assembly line in June, 1953. Ultimately, Chevy produced 300 predominantly hand-crafted Corvettes for the 1953 model year. Those ...

The 1969 Chevrolet Corvette L88 Convertible currently being auctioned online through SBX Cars. County Corvette, courtesy of SBX Cars. Despite its introduction in the early 1950s, what was dubbed ...

The National Corvette Museum announced an Oct. 23 groundbreaking for its largest and most significant addition since 2009: a standalone, 66,000-square-foot facility dedicated to the museum’s ...

Pondering the most recent iteration of Chevrolet's Corvette, the mid-engine C8 (eighth-generation) with near-supercar performance for a relative bargain, the last thing it evokes is a connection to ...

Several Chevrolet Corvettes have spontaneously burst into flames — prompting General Motors to recall more than 23,000 of the iconic sports cars over a refueling defect that can ignite spilled fuel.

I become quite restless before every big event in my life. I go into "overthinking" mode, analyzing all sorts of wild scenarios. I tell myself it's a good way of preparing for what's coming. But I ...