This 1960 Chevrolet Corvette C1 on Exotic Car Trader is stunningly remastered, and with a LS3 V8 Engine giving bite to its bark. The C1 Corvette is one of the most iconic Corvettes there is, by simple ...
A first generation, solid axle Corvette. Number 973 of 3,640 built. Honest driver, not a numbers matching restoration. Before the Corvette was a fiberglass missile with a V8 and an attitude, it was ...
Introduced in 1953, the Chevrolet Corvette remains in production today, and it's among the most iconic US-made automobiles. But did you know Chevrolet nearly discontinued the sports car after only two ...
The origins of this prototype, which is known by its S.O. 2151 serial number, date back to early 1953, before the ‘Vette had even gone into production. It’s one of 15 cars with a single-piece ...
This 1961 Chevrolet Corvette combines classic C1 styling with modern Corvette performance thanks to a supercharged LT4 V8 and eight-speed automatic transmission sourced from a C7 Z06. After suffering ...
The Chevrolet Corvette was first shown at a GM Motorama concept show in 1953 and entered production later that year. This C1 first-generation Corvette was only available as a convertible and the first ...
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Every Chevrolet Corvette ranked from best to worst
Ranking each Chevrolet Corvette generation based on performance, innovation, reliability, and collector value, revealing the best and worst.
Curious whether the C1, C2, C3, or C4 is right for you? This buyer's guide has all the details on the first four generations of the American classic. The Chevrolet Corvette has been an icon of ...
Watching your newly acquired vintage sports car come off the transport truck should be a happy moment. Unfortunately for one 1962 Chevrolet Corvette convertible owner, that memory will forever be ...
What better way to pay tribute to the first-generation Corvette, the C1, than by dressing up your 2004 Vette to look just like its cult classic ancestor? It’s a trick question. There are plenty of ...
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