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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Mitch Talley
Not many of us can afford to buy the real thing when it comes to a Corvette L88. With only 216 built from 1967 to 1969, values for these cars have not surprisingly soared to stratospheric levels in recent years.
Now, though, the next best thing – a 1969 tribute – is being offered at no reserve on Hagerty Marketplace.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Mitch Talley
Photo Credit: Chevrolet
What goes fast must eventually slow down, to paraphrase an old saying.
With the just-announced 2026 Corvette ZR1X capable of rushing from 0 to 60 in less than two seconds, Chevy didn’t ignore the massive task of likewise being able to slow and stop such an unprecedented behemoth of a performer for the company.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Mitch Talley
It’ll definitely take more than the usual $200 a day plus expenses to buy this legendary Corvette race car once owned by Hollywood legend James Garner.
In fact, the current bid on his former 1968 Corvette L88 convertible race car has already hit $125,000, and we’d hope to see that number climb much higher over the next two days on Bring a Trailer. As one person commented on the listing, if ever there was a million dollar Corvette, this is it.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Mitch Talley
Car enthusiasts like to throw around terms like “unique” and “one-of-a-kind” a little too loosely sometimes.
But this 1965 Corvette convertible definitely deserves to be described that way. After all, it’s apparently the only car in the world that’s covered with coins!
We first told you about the so-called “Penny Corvette” when it was up for sale back in 2019, and now it’s being offered again on eBay out of Windermere, Florida, with an asking price of $37,500.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Mitch Talley
All we could think watching Travis Pastrana’s latest video is how proud the Duke boys would be.
When we last saw Travis, he was busy spray painting a C8 Z06 and promising to jump 140 feet in said Chevy that he had just won at Cleetus McFarland’s Freedom 500.
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2 weeks ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Mitch Talley
Like seemingly everyone else in the world these days, the owner of this 1965 Corvette convertible just doesn’t have the time to finish the project.
That’s why he has put his C2 Sting Ray up for sale on eBay out of Marble Falls, Texas. The unfinished car has drawn a lot of interest on the internet, and 22 bids have climbed to $28,699 with the auction coming to an end on Monday afternoon, June 16.
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2 weeks ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Mitch Talley
Whenever Dan Baker hears “Good Vibrations” on the radio, he can’t help but get a little sentimental.
You see, the Hastings, Michigan man has more than the usual connection to the Beach Boys, especially when it comes to Brian Wilson, one of the founding members of the band who passed away earlier this week at age 82.
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2 weeks ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Mitch Talley
Is that Evel Knievel behind the wheel of this viral video that captures quite a jump for a C4 Corvette?
No, it’s not the legendary daredevil, but this video does provide ample proof that plastic ramps designed for routine maintenance work like oil changes aren’t always as easy to use as you might think.
I remember years ago trying to get my C5 to roll backwards up a set of these ramps, which kept sliding backwards with the tires.
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2 weeks ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Mitch Talley
Photo Credit: Mission RCMP
The owner of this 1979 Corvette will have plenty of time to get his car repaired after a May 29 accident badly damaged it in Mission, British Columbia, Canada.
The 66-year-old driver not only had his Corvette impounded for 30 days by Mission Royal Canadian Mounted Police but also is dealing with a 90-day suspension of his driving privileges.
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2 weeks ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Mitch Talley
Combine some modern performance upgrades with beautiful classic styling, and you come up with this appealing 1980 Corvette custom.
Now being offered on the Cars&Bids auction site, this modded C3 has garnered a high bid of $4,200, with five days remaining.
The first thing you notice is the custom two-tone blue and cream paint job reminiscent of the original black and silver scheme that debuted with the ’78 Pace Car.
But there’s more to this car than just its appearance.
