The Corvette SS, internally known as Project XP-64, birthed all modern racing variants of America's Sports Car.

Chevrolet sold over 38,645 Corvettes during the 1975 model year, but only 4.3% of the cars were finished in Bright Green.

Looking this ostentatiously cool will only cost you $25,980, and you'll be among the most attention grabbing cars in whatever parking lot you happen to be in.

This is the second straight year that Corvette Racing by Pratt Miller has opted for a special livery at Sebring. Last year, ...

The ZR1 skipped the C5 but showed up again ... the LT5 in the previous C7 ZR1 was discontinued, but Chevrolet just unveiled the all-new 2025 C8 Corvette ZR1! What makes this so cool?

The Chevy Corvette put in a winning performance in the 2025 Best Resale Value Awards by Kelley Blue Book, achieving second ...

Corvette Racing program and its teams now move on to the Mobil 1Twelve Hours of Sebring and the second round of the IMSA ...

The ZR1 skipped the C5 but showed up again ... Yeah, the LT5 in the previous C7 ZR1 was discontinued, but Chevrolet just unveiled the all-new 2025 C8 Corvette ZR1! What makes this so cool? Well, how ...