This C7 Corvette, says its driver, perfectly defines what makes a car the “Ultimate Track Car.”
Dealers have now received pricing for the 2027 Corvette lineup, and here is what you should expect.
There are fast track cars, and then there are track cars that claim to be among the fastest in the country. This C7 Corvette is the latter.
Not only that, the Corvette Grand Sport will premiere the next generation V8 engine.
How about this as an alternative solution to making a C6 Corvette look more like an earlier C2?
Not just a wide-body 1966 Corvette, but one with a sequential gearbox and a Chevy Big Block V8 that revs all the way to 8000 rpm, too.
Z06 out of your budget? Just be like Joe Dale and build a Z51 Corvette into the track car of your dreams.
In the market for the all-new Corvette ZR1X? You'll need at least $200,000–and that's assuming you can even find one close to MSRP.
Corvette’s latest offering, the ZR1X, takes the ZR1 up a notch with all-wheel drive and a hybrid powertrain capable of delivering 1250 horsepower.
This C6 Corvette that entered the Tire Rack Ultimate Track Car Challenge isn't just loud, but powerful, too, with over 600 horsepower on tap.
