Black on the Corvette, 1954, 1977–2027: the GM paint code, how many were built each year (246,175 in all), the share of ...
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What makes a Corvette a Stingray?
Corvette's Stingray badge has a complicated history that can be tough to keep track of. But here's everything you need to know about this iconic name.
Drivers Daily on MSN
T-tops were everywhere in the 70s and 80s—so why did they disappear?
Years Of Glory There was a time when nothing said cool quite like a muscle car with T-tops. Pop out the glass roof panels, ...
Most of you will know the name "Callaway" from the older, souped-up Corvettes like the C12 model and the 255-mph Corvette ...
Richard Hammond is in his restoration era. Cars, houses, his own mind, body and soul – you name it, he’s doing it up, and thoroughly enjoying the process. At the moment, he says in his mezzanine ...
Modern Car Collector on MSN
VIN 0001 Is Back. Can Being First Be Sold Twice?
A year ago this month, the first 1984 Chevrolet Corvette ever built sat in an estate auction in Bowling Green, Ohio, still wearing the white paint, red leather and factory Goodyear tires it left the ...
BackfireNews on MSN
Every Indy 500 Pace Car Ever, Including the One That Crashed Into the Photographers’ Stand
Every Indianapolis 500 since the first one in 1911 has started behind a pace car. That's 110 races and more than 100 years of Stoddard-Daytons, Packards, LaSalles, Mustangs, Camaros and, lately, a ...
The Malaise Era was in full swing in 1977. Muscle cars had been stripped off their potent V8 engines in the early years of that decade, and some nameplates had been discontinued for good. The Pontiac ...
At the height of his 1970s fame, Elton John owned a fleet of exotics, but his 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 'Daytona' was a standout ...
Richard Rawlings is getting ready to clear out a substantial portion of his personal car collection, and collectors will soon ...
AkzoNobel introduces innovative refinish product line for classic and vintage vehicles at SEMA 2026. Discover OEM color matching technology and restoration solutions for shops.
Tapp Motors dates back to around 1948, when Arthur Ray Tapp opened the business in downtown Owensboro. In 1965, his son, ...
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