Introduced in 1953, the Chevrolet Corvette remains in production today, and it's among the most iconic US-made automobiles. But did you know Chevrolet nearly discontinued the sports car after only two ...

When the doors of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel opened on January 17, 1953, visitors to General Motors’ annual Motorama show expected spectacle, gleaming chrome, futuristic concepts, and the promise of ...

Corvettes at Carlisle will return this summer, and it will feature the Corvette considered to be the very first one to roll off the assembly line.A 1953 C1 (Engineering Car #3950) has been confirmed ...

The Chevrolet Corvette is arguably one of the most recognizable names in automotive history, representing America's first and one of the world's longest-lived sports cars with eight generations and ...

If classic Corvettes are your thing, the upcoming “The Bill Slavens Corvette hoard” auction should be on your radar. Not only does it feature 21 different Corvettes, ranging from 1953 to 1991, but it ...

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Dave and Tracy Maxwell’s '53 Corvette was completely hand-built car that took five years to complete. The votes are in and Dave and Tracy Maxwell's 1953 Corvette, built by Kindig-It Designs has been ...

It took Bryan Goldstone and Brian Robbins three runs, but they got the ‘53 Corvette tuned up for the tight track conditions at Cecil County Dragway and move on to Day 5. We’ve all heard the mad-thrash ...

The Chevrolet Corvette has been the icon of U.S. industrial power since 1953. It also symbolizes the great ideal of America—a dream of individual freedom that was ultimately embodied in big roaring ...

When the doors of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel opened on January 17, 1953, visitors to General Motors’ annual Motorama show expected spectacle, gleaming chrome, futuristic concepts, and the promise of ...