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While some people seem to thiok internal combustion engines (ICE) are losing favor to electric powertrains, that's far from reality. The ICE is alive and well, especially in view of [...]

* Anybody who's ever tried to find a really special Chevy knows firsthand that life is what happens while you're busy making other plans. You start out looking for one [...]

Enhancing the look of the new Stingray is no simple task, given how much effort GM put into the body shape. With extensive use of CFD (computational flow dynamics), Corvette [...]

A traditional rhyme advises a bride to wear 'something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.' That advice is fitting for James and Sandy Eudys 1962 Corvette, as it marries [...]

* While the Beach Boys crooned about a 'really fine... 409,' how about a totally refined 409? That's the lyric of this Bel Air bubbletop owned by James and Sandy [...]

Near the end of 1966, a significant change took place at Shelby American. In a decided shift away from the antisocial G.T. 350, a road-racing rogue of a car, Shelby [...]

Not all restomods are created equal, not by a long shot. The exceptional 1969 Camaro seen here took things to a whole new level--yet without going over the top. When [...]

Not all engines are created equal--even when they're using the same basic block. It's the application that makes the difference, especially when we're talking about marine instead of automotive. (For [...]

There can be only one. Which Shelby G.T. 350 ran the most races of all time? You see it here. This 1966 was driven in anger on the track at [...]

* WHILE NEVADA is known for a lot of different things, such as gambling, cowboys, and Area 51, mining is also a major industry of the Silver State. In fact, [...]

Bundling is a common practice in marketing, be it software, insurance, cable TV, or healthcare--and especially at warehouse stores. Combining two or more products into a single package simplifies the [...]

Nearly a decade before the renowned 1963 split-window coupe debuted, Chevy designers conceived a fastback Corvette. Called the Corvair (a wordplay of Corvette and Bel Air), it was nothing at [...]

It's a given that engine builders often combine components in innovative and unusual ways. That goes for their shop operations in general. Tim Anderson of T&A Performance LLC in Sparks, [...]

When it comes to customizing a car, folks sometimes say more is better. But also less is more. So when you do more with less, is that better? Well, Mark [...]

Abraham Lincoln once advised that it's not smart to swap horses when crossing streams. Apparently that advice never sunk in with John Hadorn, however, who made a big change after [...]

Who hasn't felt their pulse quicken at the sight of a Corvette? And for many, that experience gets into their blood, and beating in their chest as a lifelong passion. [...]

SKIDPLATES protect a variety of components on a truck's underbody, including the radiator, steering system, oil pan, transfer case, exhaust pipes, and more. There's an important application for a diesel [...]

Where is the center of the Corvette universe? While many areas make that claim, few if any offer as much excitement for Vette enthusiasts as Mid America Motorworks' Funfest. Held [...]

Some folks just can't leave well enough alone--in a good way. Take Ward Seifrid's 1962 Corvette. It started out as a complete basket case, literally a pile of parts stored [...]

BACK IN Roman times, hot springs were an early use of geothermal energy. Today, we drill into the earth to harness heat from its mantle in order to produce electricity. [...]

It's often been said that you can't go home again. Well, actually you can in a classic Corvette, but it might not be everything that you imagined. And even if [...]

When we come across a Corvette that's been driven long and hard, and not put away wet, we applaud the owners. In this particular case, Dennis and Cindy Manire. This [...]

No recounting of the Corvette's early glory days would be complete without including the 1963 Corvette Grand Sport. Invariably on the short list of the most valuable and significant Corvettes [...]

While the victor of multiple racing events usually gets all the attention, what about that unsung hero under the hood? After all, a driver is nothing without a dependable engine [...]

The term 'flow-down' refers to an engineering process described to us by GM's Director of Performance Variants, Parts & Motorsports Engineering Mark Dickens. That's quite a title, but he's involved [...]

Sorting through the thousands of products at the 2014 SEMA Show is no simple matter. We trudged for miles up and down the endless aisles to find the latest upgrades [...]

One could hardly imagine the latest C7 Stingray being developed without substantial engineering input from competition Corvettes. Millions of dollars and years of track time went into this breakthrough design. [...]

Originally, Los Angeles was supposed to be in San Diego. But it didn't happen, and that's a good thing, because it preserved the pristine character of a spectacular Socal destination [...]

It's a gritty, grimy, messy world out there. And every time you head out on the highway, your Corvette has to face up to it. A vinyl nose bra is [...]

Before there was ever a city named Phoenix in Arizona, there were pumpkins--lots of 'em. So many, in fact, that the area was named Pumpkinville. Patches of these orange gourds [...]

We had our work cut out for us at the most recent Specialty Equipment Market (SEMA) show. That's because it was clearly 'The Year of the Corvette,' what with all [...]

As spectacular as the new Corvette Stingray is right out of the box, Vette enthusiasts have never been the type to leave well enough alone. Given this insistence on excess, [...]

For owners of classic Corvettes, a beloved, original engine might feel akin to cutting out your heart. Sure, transplants are fine for restomod projects that pound the ground with a [...]

More is better when it comes to Corvettes. Not only do many Corvette owners have more than one example of Chevy's sports car in their garage, they've accumulated an assortment [...]

Maybe the panoply of Corvettes and Corvette parts on display at last year's Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show was inevitable, given the intense interest in the latest iteration of [...]

Building a new '14 Corvette requires skills akin to those of a musical conductor. Hitting all the right notes involves a multitude of engineering artists and mechanical instruments, all working [...]

Try to decipher this numerical series: 60/40/20. Give up? It represents a ton of fun, as in 60 years of Corvettes, the 40th anniversary of Mid America Motorworks, and 20 [...]

In the movie The Bucket List, one of the more memorable scenes depicts actors Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman, both playing terminally ill characters, engaging in some vehicular mayhem. They [...]

Described as 'a museum springing to life,' the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion saw several hundred classic race cars return to the track in August. But we have a different take. [...]