Every once in a while, you may find a car online that can be bought for a reasonable sum, fixed, and sold fast. This 1979 Corvette L82 might be just one of those opportunities, but you have to make ...

A lack of garage space is given as the reason for the sale of today's Nice Price or No Dice C3 Corvette. Let's see if the price tag has any of you thinking about making room for it. When people in ...

In 1979, the Corvette entered its 26th year of production. The "Shark" body had been introduced in 1968 and had gone through several subtle design iterations since that time. The bodylines had been ...

Even if you’ve never watched anime, you’re probably aware of the Mach 5 from the show Speed Racer. And while the real thing never existed, a creative fan built a tribute using a 1979 Chevy Corvette C3 ...

Corvettes mean different things to different people. Some just like to cruise top-down on a sunny summer afternoon, others love the performance aspect and still others love Corvettes for their classic ...

The third-generation Corvette, now known as the C3, has the distinguished honor of the longest production run of any Corvette to date. Offered between the model years 1968 and 1982, more than 540,000 ...

A 1980 Chevrolet Corvette L82 is drawing attention for its blend of late C3-era styling, V8 performance and well-preserved documentation tracing back to its original sale. Finished in red with a ...

If you're thinking of sprucing up your life with a classic Chevrolet Corvette, you should take a look at the pictured car, which is trying to find a new home and will probably go for cheap. This is a ...

"Supercharging" goes all the way back to 1860 when the Roots brothers patented a device to increase the amount of air injected into a blast furnace. The turbocharger was patented in 1905 by Swiss ...

Fifty years ago, in July ’75, the last C3 Corvette convertible rolled off the St. Louis assembly line. Just 4,629 open-top Stingrays were built that year — the final one (pictured above) was white ...

It’s a good ending for an awful story. Remember the 1979 C3 Corvette that was stolen from Jefferson Avenue in Detroit, Michigan? If not, we’ll refresh you quickly. George Talley’s 1979 Corvette was ...

When Corvette fans first feasted their eyes upon the late summer 1967 car magazines, fans were expecting a new “Shark” Corvette. Chevrolet had been working the crowds and stoking fans with the Mako ...