The 1985 C4 Corvette gained the power thanks to the new electronic fuel-injected 350 L98 engine and refinement the new C4 needed. See how it dominated Showroom Stock racing, then compare real auction prices for 1985–1987 coupes.
Can the 330-hp LT4 “Mouse Motor” take down the mighty 454 LS6 “Rat Motor”? Car Craft put these Corvettes 25 years apart on the drag strip—and the results were astonishingly close. See how the LS6 and Grand Sport compare in performance and collector value, then download the original June 1996 Car Craft comparison test FREE!
Travel back to 1992 and experience one of Corvette’s greatest performance eras. Download this FREE Automobile Magazine PDF and compare the LT1, ZR-1, Callaway Twin Turbo, and Lingenfelter Corvettes that defined C4 performance.
Is the legendary Lotus-powered C4 ZR-1 worth the premium, or is the 1996 LT4 Corvette the best performance bargain in the hobby? Compare horsepower, real-world performance, Bring a Trailer market values, and watch both icons go head-to-head before deciding which C4 belongs in your garage.
Today, the 1984 Corvette sits at the bottom of the collector market. But when Car and Driver tested Chevrolet’s new C4 in 1983, Brock Yates and the automotive press thought Corvette performance had entered the future.
Dive into the Corvette Report free public library — a curated collection of downloadable PDFs featuring Corvette history, technical insights, race stories, restoration guides and more for fans and researchers alike.
Discover the story behind a rare 1989 Corvette Challenge Bosch race car up for bid on Bringa-Trailer. Learn about its racing pedigree, unique modifications and why this lightweight, competition-ready Corvette is a coveted piece of Corvette Challenge history and a standout for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Throwback to 1987 IMSA GT V6 4.5-Liter Turbo Corvette – 1,000 HP Since 1999 the Pratt & Miller Corvette Racing Team has built and campaigned...
