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Motor Trend’s Slug Fest: old Vette, versus modern Vette! To read the Motor Trend Magazine September 1998 article SHOOT OUT! The classic 1969 427 Big-Block...
First-time Corvette Buyer Scored a Piece of Corvette History! This story was first published in the June 2023 issue of Vette Vues Magazine. Bob Bondurant...
Part 7 review: the 2004 C5 Commemorative Edition Z06 Corvette — exploring its features, performance, history, and why it remains a standout in Corvette legacy. Was the 2004 C5 Z06 Corvette the best of the C5 Corvettes?
The Production Z06 Legend Begins! Dateline: 8-16-22 – This story and art first appeared in “VETTE” magazine as part of my “Illustrated Corvette Series” –...
Step back to 1999 as Jay Leno shares his Corvette passion in a revealing Corvette Quarterly interview. Known worldwide for comedy and his legendary car collection, Leno offers candid insight into performance, craftsmanship and why Corvette holds a special place in his automotive heart. This rare feature captures the personality and enthusiasm of one of America’s most recognized car guys.
A deep dive into Anthony Michael Saris’s Torch Red 1997 Corvette project car — chronicling the restoration journey, upgrades, and personal passion that brought this classic C5 Corvette back to life.
Dave Hill once said, “My favorite Corvette is the next one.” Mr. Cadillac insisted on three key things; state of the art performance and technology; passionate design; and tremendous value. In an interview with c6registry.com, Hill said, “Being involved with Corvette brings out the best in all of us who have the privilege of working on it. It represents the best that GM has to offer; along with the best America has to offer. The Corvette is very personal. We’re not talking about transportation here; we’re talking about a product that changes someone’s lifestyle, and that causes us to be enthusiastic about our duty.”
