Awesome Corvette

One lucky sweepstakes winner will drive home in this Riverside Red drop-top beauty – a matching-numbers C2 Sting Ray with a fuel-injected 327 ci V8, pop-up headlights, and four-wheel independent suspension. Proceeds go to support The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum. Awesomer readers get 25% bonus entries.

This Red Mist Metallic 2021 Stingray Convertible Z51 is a beauty. The winner will also get two memberships to the Jack Daniels Club at Watkins Glen and a two-day course from the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School. Donations benefit the International Motor Racing Research Center. Readers get 25% bonus entries.

This very special Cunningham C8 Corvette could be yours. This tricked-out Vette has been boosted to 600hp by Lingenfelter and has a sweet aero kit by Peter Stevens Design. It rides on custom HRE rims and has performance brakes by MOV’IT. Enter to win and support a great cause. Readers get 30% bonus entries. Ends 10.1.2021.

How’d you like to win a tricked-out 2021 C8 Corvette AND a restomodded 1961 Corvette Roadster, packing a 525 hp LS3 V8? The folks over at Dream Giveaway will give one lucky entrant both of these awesome sports cars, while helping to support veterans and children’s charities. Awesomer readers get 50% bonus entries!

Enter to win a 2020 Corvette Stingray Z51, two days at Ron Fellows Performance Driving School, two 2021 memberships to the Jack Daniels Club and an hour of track time with a pro instructor at Watkins Glen International. Donations help support the International Motor Racing Research Center. Our readers get 30% bonus entries.

We spent a couple of days in the Nevada desert testing out the mid-engined 2020 Corvette Stingray, and yes, it lives up to all of the hype. You can read our in-depth review on 95octane, or you could stay here and find out our Top 10 reasons that the C8 is a fantastic sports car.

We spent some quality time behind the wheel of the new mid-engine 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray, and we are extremely impressed with its supercar levels of power, balance, and razor-sharp cornering. Here’s some footage from our autocross run at Spring Mountain Motorsports Ranch. Full review to come.

“Are you ready?” “I got some stuff to do.” Jerry Seinfeld had coffee with U.S. President Obama. They talked about Larry David’s sunscreen, crazy world leaders, the value of cursing and more, as they tool around in a 1963 Corvette Sting Ray. Unofficial mirror here.

Chevrolet set us up with the awe-inspiring 2015 Corvette Stingray Z51 then let us loose on the road to baseball’s All-Star Game in Cincinnati. We decided to take the opportunity to remake a classic 1970’s Chevy commercial.

The drop-top Corvette Z06 is equipped with the same aluminum frame as the coupe. It also has the same 625hp supercharged 6.2-liter V8 engine, brakes, suspension, transmission, wheels and tires. In other words, hold on to your hair.

The track-optimized Z06 amps up the already awesome Stingray, bestowing it with a 625hp, supercharged LT4 6.2-liter V8 engine, and tons of body mods to increase downforce. See our picture gallery on 95Octane.

The guys from The Smoking Tire do their brand name proud as they put the new 2014 C7 Corvette Stingray to the test, disabling traction control and smoking out the tires on this bad boy. We can almost smell the rubber.

As if the new Corvette Stingray didn’t have enough muscle, the guys at Hennessey can juice theirs up to anywhere from 600 and 1000hp, with their supercharger and twin-turbo upgrades. Optional body mods improve airflow and drag.

The all new Corvette Stingray sports a 6.2L LT1 V-8, 450 hp and 450 lb/ft of torque; inside the fighter jet-inspired wraparound cockpit, you’ll find carbon fiber, Napa leather and 2 seating choices.

While you can’t get a Z06 convertible, this special edition drop-top is the next best thing, with the same 505hp LS7 V8 found on it’s powerful cousin, and weight-reducing carbon fiber parts.

Inspired by the Corvette ZR1, this speedboat even has a Corvette dashboard with working gauges. And like a real ‘vette, it’s no performance slouch with a pair of Mercury 1350HP twin-turbo engines.

This German tuner has Corvette bones, but distinctly European styling, with retro-styled front and rear, and a top-of-the-line ZR1 6.2L supercharged V8 with 638hp and 604lb-ft of torque.

This 2012 ‘Vette sports Carbon Flash metallic paint, satin aluminum wheels, red brake calipers, and magnetic selective ride control. Available in Z06, Grand Sport and ZR1 models. Happy 100th, Chevy!

Customized by guys with the perfect Italian car name, Romeo Ferraris, this decidedly American ride has been skinned with a stunning carbon film, and its 7.0L V8 supercharged to crank out 667-hp.

Go Speed Racer, go! with Gotham Garage’s scale replica of the Mach 5, built on a classic Corvette C-4 chassis, and even offers rotating, retractable sawblades and push-button chrome steering wheel.

We are digging the split window the folks over at Rossi have included in their stylish SixtySix, a kit fusing C6 Corvettes with retro Stingray style. The cost for all those second glances? A cool $130K.

Going retro has been hit-or-miss for recent muscle cars, but this concept C3R Corvette Stingray is undeniably sexy: it sports hideaway head lights and aggressive front fender peaks.