Today's 'Vette has come a long way since those first 300 cars of 1953 rolled off the assembly line with 150 horsepower, six-cylinder engines and a $3,500 price tag. While the base price has swelled to about $43,000 for a 2003 model, who can argue with 350 horsepower and a throaty V8, not to mention the latest 21st century technology? Read More »

What was tested? 2008 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible 3LT ($60,525). Options: Magnetic selective ride control ($1,995), automatic transmission ($1,250), navigation system ($1,750), polished 18-inch wheels ($1,295). Price as tested: $66,815. There’s no other car like the Chevy Corvette. If you’re looking for, say, a mid-size luxury car, you’ll find a Cadillac CTS, BMW 5-Series, Mercedes E-Class and Lexus ES are all ... Read More »

Chevy's two-seat sports car zips off a new Z06 fixed-roof hatchback variation that's the most powerful production model in Corvette history. Read More »

Chevy's svelte two-seat sports car works as a coupe and convertible or new Z06 fixed-roof hatchback -- the most powerful production model in Corvette's 53-year history. With a name tracing to the 1963 Sting Ray special showroom race car, Z06 for 2006 carries race-honed gear like carbon-fiber composite fenders and an awesome engine. Read More »

Z06 is a high-performance take-off of Chevy's fabled Corvette, based on the C6 Corvette that debuted in 2005. It's the quickest production 'Vette yet. Read More »

New Car Overview of the 2005 Chevrolet Corvette Sports Car Description: Sports Car Base MSRP Range: $43,445 – $51,445 Invoice Price Range: $38,014 – $45,014 Where built: USA Chevy’s svelte two-seat sports car shows up in the 2005 line on a new platform with coupe and convertible versions. There’s a sportier posture for the next Corvette as designers lop five ... Read More »

What can you say about a svelte two-seat sports car that runs to 40 mph in only the first of six forward gears, packs hardware to control suspension, traction and brakes, and tops out at well over twice any legal highway speed? Only one word comes to mind -- Corvette. Read More »

Today's 'Vette has come a long way since those first 300 cars of 1953 rolled off the assembly line with 150 horsepower, six-cylinder engines and a $3,500 price tag. While the base price has swelled to about $43,000 for a 2003 model, who can argue with 350 horsepower and a throaty V8, not to mention the latest 21st century technology? Read More »

What can you say about a svelte two-seat sports car that runs to 40 mph in only the first of six forward gears, packs sophisticated hardware to control suspension, traction and brakes, and -- with pedal pushed down to the medal -- tops out at well over twice any legal highway speed? Only one word comes to mind: Corvette. Read More »

To mark fifty years of production, Corvette's 50th Anniversary Edition contains added equipment including GM's Magnetic Selective Ride Control (MSRC) damping suspension. Read More »