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1 day ago · Initially, the Stingray was meant to be a race car and use existing components from other concept Corvettes like the $500,000 race-bred Corvette SS and the Q-Corvette XP-96 convertible.
3 days ago · Price new: $65,800 (2006) to $77,010 (2013) Average value today: $9,625-$26,925 Collectibility: ★★★☆ With the C6 Z06, Chevrolet's engineers again raised the bar. No longer content with producing the world's fastest Corvette, they now took aim at the supercars of Europe, with performance goals that would rival the best of Maranello and Zuffenhausen.
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2 days ago · From its debut in 1953, the Chevrolet Corvette became iconic as a convertible, initially offered at $5,846. Early versions now fetch upwards of $50,000 in the collector’s market. The 1974 Stingray, notably, had three V-8 engine options, with many still accessible today, some even under $20,000.
5 days ago · The fifth-generation Chevrolet Corvette, running from 1997 to 2004, blended classic Corvette style with modern advancements. It introduced the LS1 V8 engine, boasting significant improvements in power and efficiency compared to its predecessors. The best C5 Corvette years are 2001-2003, while 1997-2000 are the worst years to avoid.
14 hours ago · When the seventh generation Corvette made its debut for 2014, Chevy decided to celebrate the occasion with a couple of “Premiere Editions.” The team at the Bowling Green Assembly Plant built 500 such coupes in Laguna Blue and another 550 convertibles in the one-year-only Lime Rock Green (with Kalahari canvas top) – with both body styles including a special Brownstone leather interior.
14 hours ago · Produced: 1953-present Base Price New: $5,846 Average Price Used: $30,900 When the Chevrolet Corvette first appeared in showrooms, it was available only as a convertible. Those early models can ...
1 day ago · Corvette sales would peak at around 53,800 units for ’79. The C3 had increased in popularity in the middle of a very unpopular decade for car enthusiasts. Similarly, ex-Beatle Paul McCartney (and Wings) continued to rack up over two dozen top-40 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, including six number ones.
