Japan is embracing the Corvette C8. Liberty Walk’s extreme widebody proves exclusivity isn’t cheap, with a kit that costs ...

11 used cars predicted to appreciate in value, including classics, performance cars, and options at various price points.

If there's one factoid the average person knows about Corvettes, it's that those muscular molded panels are made of fiberglass. Well, they were, anyway. That factoid was only true up until around the ...

This 2006 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible is for sale with 51,000 miles — a classic American sports car ready to enjoy. The first Corvette was unveiled in 1953, and the rest, as they say, is history.

Chevrolet rolled the first Corvette ever made off its Flint, Michigan assembly line in June, 1953. Ultimately, Chevy produced 300 predominantly hand-crafted Corvettes for the 1953 model year. Those ...

The car market is changing, especially when it comes to enthusiast cars. Finding an analog sports car these days isn’t exactly easy, and because of that, older models like the C6 Corvette Z06 are ...

A detailed look at one of the earliest C6 Corvettes produced, combining rarity with true performance heritage. Supreme Court Deals Major Blow to Trump Removal Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza announces ...

While it may not be as potent as the current offering, the C6-generation Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 remains one of the most potent American performance cars of all time. The car maintains a healthy fan ...

The new Chevy C8 Corvette ZR1 will be the most powerful pace car in Indianapolis 500 history when the race is held Memorial Day weekend this year, on May 25. Indianapolis Motor Speedway confirmed the ...

The allure of selling your car with a big auction house doesn’t come out of nowhere. Get two people who both want your car in a room (and maybe add a few whiskeys to the mix) and almost anything can ...

Have you ever got carried away while bidding on eBay and ended up paying far more than you planned on spending, and maybe more than the item was actually worth? Most of us have, but not to the extend ...