Customer Spotlights
Gary Tolman found his 2004 Le Mans Blue C5 Commemorative Edition at the Detroit Woodward Dream Cruise — one of the world's largest automotive events, right in his backyard. The car was built to celebrate Corvette's back-to-back Le Mans class victories, only 4,874 non-Z06 Commemorative Editions were ever produced, and Le Mans Blue was the only way to get this color in 2004. Click to read the full story.
A cheeseburger run turned into a Corvette purchase when Kevin McBride's wife Diane climbed into a showroom Cyber Gray ZR1 and refused to get out. Their 2010 ZR1 — one of only 289 built in this color that year, with the supercharged LS9 making 638 horsepower — is the result. What a wife, indeed. Click to read the full story.
Bryan Pennycuff has been a Corvette nut since he was eight years old. After owning a 2008 base model and a 2011 Grand Sport, he finally landed his dream car: a 2012 Centennial Edition Grand Sport, one of only 1,040 ever built in the exclusive Carbon Flash Metallic finish. Click to read the full story.
Ray Thompson dreamed about owning a Corvette for years before finally buying one. His 2022 Stingray HTC wears Caffeine Metallic with Carbon Flash accents — a complex color that shifts in the light, photographed beautifully against the limestone cliffs of Red Rock Canyon. With an ACS splitter, a Soler throttle controller, and an AWE catback exhaust, it's a build made with intention. Click to read the full story.
Roger Wait sold his first Corvette to pay for his wedding in 1978. He sold his second — a C1 he kept for 20 years — in tears. The money from that sale went toward the car he'd always wanted: a 1963 split-window coupe, L76 327, four-speed, one of an estimated 8 to 10 in the entire United Kingdom. Only 10,594 were ever built, in a single model year. Click to read the full story.
