What is it about C3s that inspires such strange modifications? Car collectors seem to have a love/hate relationship with the third generation Corvette. Unless they're a special edition, they tend to ...

“Thirty years from now, it’ll still be a two-female owner 1982 Corvette.” ...

A car rebuild expert and Corvette enthusiast bought what he thought would be a project car. But his brand-new, old C3 turned out to be a complete mess. He is now tearing it apart and plans to sell ...

Ladies and gentlemen drivers, social media is being swept off its feet by a C3 Corvette build that keeps its mods simple, but significant and we're here to zoom in on the custom slab of America. It ...

Welcome back for another installment of Corvette Week where today we swim with the "Shark", a name synonymous with the C3 Corvette. This car was met with mixed reviews when it debuted in 1968 and ...

If there has always been one drawback of buying a Chevrolet Corvette over a Porsche 911, it’s been the Chevy’s lack of a back seat. Because of that, it’s simply not a sports car you can share with ...

The Chevrolet Corvette changed forever when the C8 generation adopted a mid-engine layout. The move transformed America’s sports car into a legitimate exotic-car rival, delivering supercar proportions ...

It was not the first Corvette, or the most powerful, or the fastest. But the ethos of the Corvette, style over everything, begins with the C3. (Welcome back to Carspotting! We're back with The Worst ...

Installing a Custom Autosound Slidebar radio in a 1968 Corvette gives today's long drives a great deal more comfortable sound. Although we like the classic lines and nuances of our vintage Corvettes, ...

When Chevrolet introduced the new Corvette in 2019 it was an instant blockbuster. The redesign, which made it a mid-engined sports car to compete with high-end supercars, was a jaw-dropper, as was the ...

Zimmers can be called many things, but cool? Not the word I’d use. C3 Chevy Corvettes, on the other hand, are also kind of an acquired taste, to say the least. Me? I like ’em, but to many they’re the ...