One of the primary objectives of the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance is giving back to the community and those in need. Through our annual Charity Drawing, a select group of charities can raise much-needed funds by giving donors the opportunity to win cars donated by our generous sponsors—and the charities get to keep 100% of the proceeds.
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A maximum of 4,500 tickets per car will be sold, and winners will be drawn at the 74th Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance on Sunday, August 17, 2025. Winners need not be present to win.
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As we gather to celebrate the Fourth of July, we reflect on the spirit of independence and the values that unite us as a nation. This day commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, marking the birth of the United States of America.
Whether you’re planning a backyard barbecue, enjoying a fireworks display, going to a car show, or simply spending time with loved ones, the Fourth of July is a time to appreciate the freedoms we cherish and the opportunities our country provides. It’s a day filled with patriotic pride, festive activities, and, of course, plenty of red, white, and blue.
Let’s take a moment to honor those who have fought for our freedoms and continue to serve our country. Their dedication and sacrifice ensure that we can celebrate this day with joy and gratitude.
According to GMAuthority.com, the 2026 Corvette Stingray is bringing big updates from fresh paint colors to a redesigned interior, and even the debut of the powerhouse ZR1X hybrid. But not all changes are additions.
Two wheel options are being dropped for 2026, including the popular Carbon Flash painted Q8Q wheels, with no replacement planned. The old base wheels are replaced by five-split-spoke Pearl Nickel forged aluminum wheels. That means the Stingray’s wheel choices drop from ten to nine.
If you’re a fan of the outgoing styles, now’s the time to grab a 2025 while they’re still available.
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ZR1X, Not Zora!
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GM isn’t ruling out the use of the Zora name in the future.
Corvette fans have been buzzing with anticipation over Chevrolet’s latest high-performance masterpiece: the 2026 ZR1X, but alongside the excitement, there’s been one big question on everyone’s mind: Why isn’t it called the Zora?
After all, Zora Arkus-Duntov, the “Father of the Corvette”, has long been associated with the dream of a mid-engine, world-class supercar. Wouldn’t this new AWD, twin-turbo hybrid beast be the perfect car to bear his name?
The ZR1 badge is already legendary in Corvette circles. First appearing in 1970 on the C3 as a factory race-ready package, and later resurrected with the iconic C4 and then the supercharged C6 and C7 monsters. The ZR1 name signals extreme performance, cutting-edge tech, and track prowess.
Enjoy a peek at some of the forthcoming features and special displays to be showcased at the 74th Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance — from the iconic Invictas that circumnavigated the world and set multiple speed records to Chrysler’s beloved Town and Country “woody” wagons and the forward-leaning creations of design great Virgil Exner. Sandra Button and members our Selection Committee also discuss the direct process of choosing our Best of Show car.
Locally, we trace the history of 17-Mile Drive, then we travel to the UK to tour its south coast and enjoy the Concours of Elegance at Hampton Court Palace. And we talk with celebrated Japanese car designers, an up-and-coming automotive archivist, and several leading enthusiasts.
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