This 1970 Corvette's been sitting since '85. Teaching Gen Z the craft of detailing leads to a big reveal that blew the owner away.

The National Corvette Museum is giving away a gorgeous, numbers-matching 1967 Chevy Corvette convertible. A bigger donation ...

The 1 millionth Corvette is a white 1992 convertible->ke144 — a fairly common car aside from its milestone status — but the restoration was by complicated by one significant aspect.

This 1963 Corvette is not the desirable split-window coupe, so this could be one of the reasons it can't find a new home as easily as the owner hoped ...

The restoration was done by Corvette Express in Vacaville. “They did everything: off-body restoration, installed front disc brakes, recoating the frame.

The whole restoration took a little less than a year.” Guillermo’s Corvette now looks as good or better than it did the day it was built. Was it worth the $55,000 it cost to complete the job?

A 1969 Corvette painted in a fantastic Daytona Yellow color has recently received a second chance and is now looking for ...

This week's Heidi's Pics is a hot Texas ride. Have a look at Pete Zovath's 1970 big-block Corvette. Zovath has owned his ‘Vette since 1986, when he spotted an ad for it placed by a man in West ...

Chevrolet Corvette enthusiasts on Thursday got an up-close look at a car that raced in the 24 Hours of Le Mans 52 years ago but hasn't been seen for more than 20 years. On the eve of the Corvettes ...

But when a Corvette is highly valued, "yet highly tired, and everything needs attention," he adds, then restoration obviously makes good sense (assuming it's not a masterpiece or historical ...

The last Chevrolet Corvette to have been damaged by the sinkhole has been mended. The National Corvette Museum (NCM) finished its restoration on the 1962 Corvette and unveiled the completed sports ...

The whole restoration took a little less than a year.” Guillermo’s Corvette now looks as good or better than it did the day it was built. Was it worth the $55,000 it cost to complete the job?