The convertible was obviously the big star of the Corvette show back in 1965, as it accounted for over 15,000 units of the entire 23,500 car production. This means more than 6 Vettes that were built ...

This 1-of-8,504 1965 Corvette Sport Coupes was an unmolested cherry when Randy Collier of Franklin, Tennessee, found it. The original owner, as described by its second owner, was a lady that poetic ...

Ask any midyear owner what his favorite feature of the C2 model is, and he'll probably pick the body. No surprise there, as the voluptuous '63-'67 Corvette has long been considered one of the most ...

Stance is everything when contemplating hot rod aesthetics—so much so that nothing is too low. That's why the terms "in the weeds," "tubbed and slammed," and "beaned out" are an important part of our ...

GMP announced the release of their second model in the series of highly detailed 1:18th scale Corvettes, as part of their high-end Masterpiece Collection. The vehicle, a 1965 Corvette Coupe, finished ...

Some months back, I wrote a series of articles about buying my dream Mid Year Corvette, more specifically a 1965 Sting Ray, and driving it from California home to the Midwest. The drive was a bucket ...

The first Corvette rolled off the assembly line on this day back in 1953. And it certainly made an impression. We present a montage of the Corvette's influence on pop culture the past 60 years. We'll ...