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**History** In mid-1999, about one-third of households in the United States were online, marking the Internet as a common way to communicate. CorvetteForum.com was already six months old at that time, created for Corvette fans to connect with each other during the early days of the Internet. While some initial Corvette websites opted for subscription fees to sustain themselves, the founder of CorvetteForum chose a different strategy: to offer the site for free, funded by advertisers. This approach proved successful. In 2007, Internet Brands acquired CorvetteForum, which has grown to become the largest and most vibrant online community for Corvette lovers, boasting 513,000 registered users and nearly 52 million posts. **Today** CorvetteForum serves as a comprehensive media platform focused on America’s Sports Car, the Chevrolet Corvette. With over 12 million page views each month, the site is divided into two main sections: user forums and editorial content. The forums act as a hub for Corvette enthusiasts to ask technical questions, share the latest news, exchange information, and speculate on what’s next for their beloved brand. While the discussions are the core of the community, the friendships formed often lead to in-person gatherings, charity events, and more. In the editorial section, you can find breaking news, automotive features, and original articles produced by our talented team of editors and freelance automotive journalists, who bring years of experience and knowledge to the table.

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10 Reasons the C7 Is a Modern Classic

5 days ago | corvetteforum.com | Joe Kucinski

7th Generation Greatness In November of 2019, the final C7 Corvette rolled off the assembly line. Not quite six years ago, so the C7 is several years away from being considered a true classic. However, the C7, which debuted for the 2014 model year, is already what we'd call a modern classic. What makes a car a modern classic? In general terms, it's a car that has a mix of modern features, innovations, and performance, but has been out of production for several years.
C6 Corvette: How to Change the Harmonic Balancer

5 days ago | corvetteforum.com | Brett Foote

Swapping out the problematic harmonic balancer in a C6 Corvette isn’t the easiest job, but it is doable thanks to this handy guide. Like most Corvettes, the C6 generation model has proven to be pretty reliable over the years since it originally debuted, though as is also typically the case, the C6 Corvette also has a couple of known flaws. One of the more common – and expensive – pertains to the harmonic balancer, which tends to fail at lower mileage intervals.
2026 Corvette Buyer's Guide: Everything You Need to Know!

1 week ago | corvetteforum.com | Joe Kucinski

Intro The order guide for the 2026 model year Corvettes has been released. We don’t have confirmed pricing information yet, but we know what the standard equipment and the options will be for 2026. The big news is, of course, the newly redesigned interior. We already did a deep dive on that as well as the related technological changes, so we won’t be repeating that information here. However, what we will do is break down the 2026 Corvette lineup from a feature/function perspective.
Top 10 Most Unique Corvette Trim Packages

2 weeks ago | corvetteforum.com | Joe Kucinski

Intro There have been countless Corvette trim options and packages offered since 1953. Many of these options go far beyond the simple 1LT, 2LT and 3LT trim levels. Some are performance upgrades, others are for style, and some were forced upon us due to government regulations. We are taking a look back at ten of the most unique trim options ever offered and explaining what makes them stand out from all the others.
6 Times Corvette Nearly Got Canceled (and How It Survived)

3 weeks ago | corvetteforum.com | Joe Kucinski

Intro The Chevrolet Corvette has been with us for over 70 years now. It has been in production for longer than any other sports car in the world. The Corvette had already celebrated its tenth birthday by the time the Porsche 911 decided to show up. The Corvette has been through an oil crisis, a global pandemic, and everything in between. Yet, it is still here in 2025, and 2026 looks to be more exciting than ever.
10 Best Bang-for-Your-Buck Corvettes on the Used Market (2025)

1 month ago | corvetteforum.com | Joe Kucinski

Best Used Corvette Values? Bang for the buck. That has been the hallmark of the Corvette since the beginning. Sure, a new 2025 Corvette starts around $70,000, which is by no means cheap. However, when you consider the performance that the car offers, a new Stingray is a good bang for the buck choice. But in the used Corvette market, there are even more performance values to choose from. We are not talking about necessarily the cheapest Corvettes in the world.
The 2026 Corvette Interior Has Been Officially Revealed Along with Other Model Year Updates

1 month ago | corvetteforum.com | Joe Kucinski

The wall of buttons is gone, and the 2026 Corvette interior is more advanced and driver-centric than ever before. Just a couple of weeks after the 2026 Corvette interior was leaked online, Chevrolet has officially revealed the new design. In 2026 the entire Corvette lineup will see a thoroughly redesigned cabin. It is more advanced and driver-focused than ever before. As expected, the great wall of buttons is now a thing of the past. The screens are larger and there are more of them.
Dr. Mark Davis Collection Set to Dazzle at Mecum Indy May 9-17

1 month ago | corvetteforum.com | Pouria Savadkouei

Benchmark Preservation with a Rare HVA Distinction - 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Arguably the crown jewel of Dr. Davis’s collection, this Silver Pearl 1967 Sting Ray coupe is not only unrestored but uniquely decorated. With only 32,219 miles on the clock and minimal replacements—only tires, a battery, and a radiator hose—it has won numerous awards, including Bloomington Gold, NCRS Top Flight, Benchmark, and the 5-Star Bowtie Preservation Award.
10 Ways the 1975 Corvette Marked a Pivotal Year in Corvette History

1 month ago | corvetteforum.com | Joe Kucinski

Slow Ride, Take It Easy The 1975 Corvette turns 50 this year. It is hard to believe that half a century has gone by since we were in the middle of the C3 generation. But here we are in 2025, and we thought it would be a good time to look back at what can now be considered an antique car. Many folks look down on the 1975 Corvette, and some even consider it the worst model year of all time. We understand that, as it was certainly NOT the quickest Corvette in history.
10 Most Common Corvette Owner Stereotypes (and Why They’re Not All True)

1 month ago | corvetteforum.com | Joe Kucinski

Intro The Chevrolet Corvette. Mention the name, and people conjure an image in their head of a sleek sports car with a powerful V8 engine and incredible performance. But what about the person behind the wheel? What kind of image does the Corvette owner evoke in the minds of others? In other words, what are some common stereotypes about Corvette owners? We came up with a list of the ten most common Corvette owner stereotypes and why they are not all true.