Category: Corvette News

Mike’s 1967 L89 Receives Prestigious Performance Verification Award® from NCRS | Corvette Mike | Used Chevrolet Corvettes for Sale News from Corvette Mike Powered by WPeMatico

The La Jolla Concours d’Elegance Sunday, April 21, 2024 | Corvette Mike | Used Chevrolet Corvettes for Sale News from Corvette Mike Powered by WPeMatico

The 1983 Corvette’s Singular Legacy 1983 Corvette Photo Credit: TopSpeed The 1983 Corvette stands as a solitary figure in automotive lore, remaining the only Corvette model never to be owned by the public, thus shrouding it in intrigue. Originally slated for release, the 1983 Corvette never made its official debut due to formidable design hurdles and the scarcity of time required for production. The Corvette, a symbol of American automotive prowess, stands as Chevrolet’s most iconic creation—a pioneer among true American sports cars. Since its inception in 1953, the Corvette…

Corvette Goes Global, But Not Here: Japan Gets Exclusive C8 Special Editions | Corvette Mike | Used Chevrolet Corvettes for Sale News from Corvette Mike Powered by WPeMatico

Thundering Thursday VOL 11-28 – Mike’s 1967 400HP With Factory AC | Corvette Mike | Used Chevrolet Corvettes for Sale News from Corvette Mike Powered by WPeMatico

The La Jolla Concours d’Elegance Sunday, April 21, 2023 | Corvette Mike | Used Chevrolet Corvettes for Sale News from Corvette Mike Powered by WPeMatico

 Photo Credit: MidEngineCorvetteForum.com Take a look at this fresh photo of the new Corvettes at the Corvette Assembly Plant, poised for dispatch! At first glance, it looked like a snowy landscape, but it turns out those are brand-new Corvettes cloaked in their shipping covers, all set for delivery to dealerships for customers. It seems like Jack Cooper Transport might be struggling to keep pace. As we welcome March, it’s an opportune moment to review some production insights and assess our current status. For these discussions, we refer to Roger Kiel’s Unofficial…

National Corvette Museum BeginsSearch for a New Leader  Photo Credit: National Corvette MuseumThe National Corvette Museum Board of Directors is actively seeking a new CEO following the departure of Sharon Brawner, who served as president and CEO until earlier this month. In the interim, Bryce Burklow is fulfilling the role of Chief Operating Officer until a permanent successor is appointed. Kaye Wagner, Chair of the Board, expressed the commitment to advancing the search for new leadership while maintaining the museum’s legacy and connections to staff, donors, members, and the Corvette…

 Photo Credit: Facebook/Cochise County Sheriff’s OfficeAuthorities reported that Isaiah Walker, a 23-year-old from Lawton, Oklahoma, seized a semi-truck transporting over $1 million worth of new Corvettes from an Arizona truck stop, claiming he needed a ride home after his release from prison. According to the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office, Walker assaulted and robbed a truck driver at the Loves Truck Stop in Willcox, near Interstate 10. He engaged the victim in conversation about the truck’s cargo, then suddenly attacked him and forcibly ejected him from the cab, exploiting the victim’s…