After making its debut to a warm reception at GM's 1953 Motorama show in New York City, the Corvette became the rare entrant to go on to be produced for customers. Too bad there wasn't much lust ...

Every first-generation Corvette—later known as the C1—was a convertible ... waiting to see what the new 2020 Chevy Corvette C8 convertible had in store. As you're well aware by now, the ...

Either way, the C8 is a car 67 years in the making. It's arguably the most highly anticipated Corvette since the car's introduction. On their Twitter page this week, Chevrolet posted a picture of ...

Stay tuned for more in this series, as HOT ROD details the Corvette's journey from C1 to C8.

I'm hoping that version comes with a clutch pedal! Either way, the C8 is a car 67 years in the making. It's arguably the most highly anticipated Corvette since the car's introduction.

we decided it was high time to rank every Corvette generation from best to worst, starting with the 1953 C1 and running all the way to today's mid-engine C8. Everybody has a different opinion on ...

In GM Authority‘s latest side by side design comparison, we’re looking at two vehicles which share the same nameplate but represent (very) different generations – a 2021 Chevy Corvette C8 ...

This is it: the 2020 Corvette C8, the eighth-generation of Chevrolet's icon and the culmination of decades of rumors of a mid-engined sports car from the company. Leaked, rumored, teased ...

With 490 horsepower on tap and a mid-engine V8 that only powers the rear wheels—no AWD nonsense here—the C8 Corvette is, on paper, the quintessential performance car. Thankfully, the driving ...