1963–1967 C2 Corvette Review: Engineering, Styling, Sales, and Legacy
The 1963–1967 C2 Corvette was a radical break from the original Corvette, introducing all-new engineering, bold styling, and perfect economic timing that ensured its survival.
The 1963–1967 C2 Corvette was a radical break from the original Corvette, introducing all-new engineering, bold styling, and perfect economic timing that ensured its survival.
1953–1962 C1 Corvette Generation Review: Not a Parts-Bin Car
Chevrolet’s Corvette is arguably the most successful car Detroit has ever produced. That success is not measured by sales alone. Instead, it comes from longevity, constant improvement, and bold engineering choices.
When Harley Earl’s small white Chevrolet “sporty car” debuted on January 17, 1953, few people imagined what would follow. More than seventy years later, the Corvette remains in production. Even more surprising, it now stands beside Cadillac as General Motors’ primary technology showcase.
Breaking Corvette news this week includes the 2026 Stars & Steel Special Edition, GM’s EV Corvette comments, Grand Sport rumors, and a rare LT-5 engine.
Car and Driver reported in April 1967 that the 1963 Grand Sport was OBSOLETE! To download the free PDF version of the April 1967 Car...
In February 1966, Roger Penske helped his friend George Wintersteen get into sports car racing by selling him the outdated Grand Sport Corvette Roadster #002....
Corvette Free Public Library – PDF Articles No car in automotive history has been covered as thoroughly—or as affectionately—by the automotive press as the Corvette....
The Birth of America’s Dream Cars Greetings, Dateline:12.10.25 – Way back in the olden days, car manufacturers kept the public excited with a steady...
Stung by a Sting Ray: The Moment It All Began Dateline:12.7.25 Greetings, Please allow me to geeze for just a moment. I was “stung”...
The Forensic Art of Building a Historic Corvette Race Car “Re-Creation” A New Corvette Powerhouse Dateline: 12.5.25 – When Chevrolet released the 1967 RPO L88,...
Part 2 of Our Coverage of the “Zora As We Knew Him” Event Continues To read Part 1 of the “Zora As We Knew Him”...
ur November 30, 1963: Three Corvette Grand Sports arrived in Nassau, Bahamas. They wore Cadillac Admiral Blue paint and carried 550-horsepower, 377-cubic-inch all-aluminum engines. Because...
GM Builds 100 Millionth Small-Block: The Supercharged LS9 A Major Milestone for GM On November 29, 2011, GM reached a major moment in its history....
November 20, 1960 – Duntov debuts his CERV I at Riverside International Raceway in California Zora Arkus-Duntov always knew how to make an entrance. During...
November 16, 1993: Mercury Marine completes the construction of all LT5 engines for C4 Corvette ZR-1 cars When the C4 ZR-1 came out in 1990,...
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