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On August 12, 1957, Bill Hatch bought a new Corvette. He drove his sweetheart home from their honeymoon in it. He's owned it every single day since — never stored, never restored. This August 12th, at 94 years old, he'll attempt to set a Guinness World Record for the longest ownership of a vehicle from new. The event is open to the public in Carlsbad, California. Click to read the full story.
The ZR1X is pacing the 110th Indianapolis 500, GM engineers wouldn't deny the Z06X exists, and 2027 pricing just landed. Here's everything that mattered in Corvette this week — straight from credible sources, with the rumors flagged so you can read accordingly.
Norman Voter spent 24 years in the Army before he finally bought his Corvette — and when he did, he chose one of the rarest production colors in C7 history. Only 1,577 Corvettes were ever built in Lime Rock Green, all in a single model year, and Norman's is one of just 356 coupes. He was always partial to orange. Then he saw the green. Click to read the full story.
The 1,250-horsepower ZR1X extends Corvette's record as the most frequent Indy 500 pace car — and does it wearing a livery built for America's 250th birthday.
Mike Casper bought his 2024 Z06 on Friday the 13th — and says the luck has been all good since. The Wisconsin Z06 is finished in Red Mist Metallic Tintcoat, a factory color found on only about 10% of 2024 Z06s built, dressed head to toe in carbon fiber, and running scissor doors that stop people cold. They call it the Red Ghost. Click to read why.
