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C8 ZR1 Record-Breaking Performance Unleashed
Photo Credit: Chevrolet The 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is rewriting the record books as the fastest street-legal Corvette ever. Clocking an astonishing 0-60 time of 2.3 seconds, this powerhouse pushes boundaries with its 1,064 horsepower and a top speed of 233 mph.
Equipped with the ZTK Performance Package, the ZR1 delivers unmatched precision and speed, running the quarter mile in 9.6 seconds. Even without the ZTK package, the ZR1 is still a beast, completing the sprint in 9.7 seconds.
“The 2025 Corvette ZR1 exceeded our expectations,” said Josh Holder, chief engineer, Corvette. “It’s the pinnacle of performance, providing unrelenting power.”
C8 Corvette Performance at a Glance:
Stingray (Z51): 2.9 seconds
Z06 (Z07):
The new year is here and car enthusiasts are geared up for two of the most anticipated events in the automotive world—the Mecum and Barrett-Jackson auctions. These legendary showcases of horsepower, history, and high-stakes bidding promise to deliver thrilling moments for collectors and fans alike.
At Mecum’s Kissimmee auction, the spotlight will shine on an incredible lineup of muscle cars, classics, and rare collectibles. Known as the world’s largest collector car auction, Mecum never disappoints with its jaw-dropping inventory. This year, expect to see everything from pristine Corvettes and vintage Mustangs to unique one-off prototypes.
Meanwhile, Barrett-Jackson’s Scottsdale event will set the stage for a celebration of craftsmanship and speed. Renowned for its impeccable curation and no-reserve [...]
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The Quail Postwar Sports Car Class (1961–1975)
We are thrilled to have showcased an extraordinary piece of automotive history at The Quail this year: a 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray L89. This Corvette is not just rare; it’s one of the rarest C2 Stingrays ever produced. Out of the few Corvettes built with the coveted RPO L89 option—featuring aluminum cylinder heads on the L71 427 cu-in V-8—only 16 were ever made.
With a conservative rating of 435 horsepower, this L89 Stingray represents the pinnacle of performance for its era. What makes this particular car even more special is its California specification, reportedly one of only two L89 Corvettes equipped with factory smog equipment.
Recently acquired by Corvette Mike, this stunning example
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Students Rebuild Classic 1967 Corvette Convertible at Capital Region BOCES COLONIE, N.Y.
Students from the Capital Region BOCES automotive trades technology program are hard at work restoring a legendary 1967 Corvette convertible. Initially brought in for minor repairs, the project has evolved significantly over the past four years under the care of these dedicated students.
Rising senior Joe Berube from Cobleskill-Richmondville High School, who aspires to be an automotive engineer, shared his enthusiasm: “It’s a good experience. Hopefully, it will be done by the time we complete our senior year.”
Nolan DiLorenzo, a rising senior from Shenendehowa, echoed his sentiments: “I like old cars and I enjoy the work I am getting to do on this. It allows us to see how the technology was and how it has
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Mike Takes First Look At What 1,064hp Will Do To The SUPERCAR World!!
Mike is attending the NCRS 2024 Nationals in Hampton Roads, VA, where his 1967 Marina Blue L89 is being judged for Duntov Mark of Excellence Award. In the parking lot, Corvette Chief Engineer John Holder was spotted showing off his 2025 ZR1.
Pictures courtesy of Corvette Mike
This ZR1 appears to be the same Riptide Blue Corvette ZR1 Coupe that was shown to Assembly Plant employees during the live reveal on July 25th. It features the same Carbon Fiber split-window engine hatch and the two-tone Sky Cool Gray interior.< [...]
