On June 30, 1953 the first Chevrolet Corvette generation (C1) rolled off the assembly line at a temporary production facility in Flint, Michigan. It was a convertible (a C1 coupe was never made) ...

Few automobiles are readily available to offer the timeless looks of a classic icon combined with the modern technological advancements of the past decades. But this Nassau Blue over white 1956 C1 ...

There’s nothing like a barn find to get the mind wondering about the story behind it, but unfortunately this particular example might just bring a tear to the eye of C1 Corvette enthusiasts. Here we ...

The Chevrolet Corvette is a few model years’ production away from the magic milestone of three million units built. As of now, America’s sportscar has garnered 2,908,017 examples constructed between ...

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 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Is there a car as quintessentially American as the Chevrolet Corvette? Ford and Jeep may disagree, but as far as US-made sports ...

TB's journey into automotive journalism has been a long road. The road is paved with piles of car mags under the bed, Porsche posters in glass frames, and pushing the limits of whatever car he is ...

The Corvette has been around for more than 70 years. That means they were building Corvettes before man was sent to the moon, and before the Berlin Wall was built (and taken down). Few cars can trace ...

Inspiration and desire comes to us in many interesting ways often starting in our youth, many times following us throughout our lives. Sometimes it’s in the simplest of forms which leaves a long ...

When you own a restored example of a Corvette built between 1955 and 1962, two things usually happen. One is that you develop a great passion for preserving such an iconic piece of American automotive ...

The Chevy Corvette first hit the scene late in the 1953 model year, and now, eight generations and seven decades later, the Vette is considered one of the greatest American sports cars ever built.