The Chevrolet L88 Corvette engine is a remarkable piece of engineering that has captured the hearts of automotive enthusiasts since its inception. Known for its high performance and racing pedigree, ...

The Chevy 454 LS7 was killed before it raced, then sold over the counter with up to 582 hp — and it's now a collectible ...

Chevy rated the aluminum-head 427ci V8 at 430 horsepower, but that number's always carried a strong whiff of corporate misdirection. It looked weaker on paper than the 435 hp L71 Tri-Power engine, yet ...

Introduced in 1963 with a small-block V8 engine carried over from the previous generation, the C2 Corvette gained big-block power in 1965. Two years later, the 427-cubic-inch (7.0-liter) L88 engine ...

We have added a section at the end of the article to discuss the five rarest muscle cars to leave General Motors' production lines. Corvettes have always been special — from the first-generation icons ...

Those of us who have been around cars all our lives have certainly come across ones that really stuck in our minds—cars that might have inspired or motivated us in our own future builds. Well, this ...

The 1968 model year brought a full redesign to the Chevy Corvette. With styling cues drawn from Larry Shinoda’s Mako Shark II, the new Corvette was a more complex car, with full thirty percent more ...

Due to an autoworkers strike, the 1969 Chevy Corvette model year was four months longer than normal. This extended production time resulted in a record 38,762 Corvettes to be produced for the 1969 ...

Introduced in 1963, the second-generation Corvette is widely regarded as the hottest and most desirable iteration of the American-built sports car. It was the first to feature big-block V8 power and ...