GM Recalling ’24–’25 C8’s for Bad Seat Belt Retractors
Photo Credit: General Motors General Motors has announced a recall affecting 13,464 C8 Corvettes from the 2024 and 2025 model years due to potential issues with the seat belt retractors. On June 6, GM released a safety report indicating that the seat belt retractors on the driver and/or passenger side of the mid-engine sports car […]
GM Scaling Back On EV Plans
It is being reported that General Motors, like other carmakers, is scaling back some of its ambitious electric vehicle (EV) plans due to lower-than-expected customer demand. The latest delay involves GM’s St. Catharines plant in Ontario, Canada, which was set to produce over 400,000 EV drive units annually. This shift was intended to transition the […]
2025 ZR1 Teaser Video
The next chapter of the C8 Corvette, the highly anticipated ZR1, is set to be unveiled this summer, promising to be the most powerful Corvette ever. Chevrolet recently released a teaser of the car shrouded in smoke, and now, another teaser reveals a glimpse of the rear, accompanied by the thrilling sounds of its […]
The Month Of Masterpieces Of GM
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1956 SR-2 Factory Race Car
In 1955, after just two years in production, the Corvette faced potential retirement due to poor sales and lackluster performance. Critics cited its unimpressive 6-cylinder “Blue Flame” engine as a major drawback. However, the introduction of a 265 cubic-inch V8 offered hope for improvement. Future Chief Engineer Zora Arkus-Duntov recognized the need for the Corvette […]
May The Month Of Masterpieces Of GM
1963 Bunkie Knudsen Styling Car Photo Credit: Jeff Romm In the swinging ’60s, auto shows were the talk of the town, capturing imaginations like nothing else. They were a far cry from today’s familiar events, serving as showcases for the most jaw-dropping automotive marvels imaginable. Whether it was unique custom creations or manufacturer-crafted dream […]
Driving Force Behind C8 Stepping Down
The driving force behind Chevrolet’s iconic Corvettes is stepping down! Photo Credit: Jenny Risher General Motors announced on Wednesday that Tadge Juechter, the executive chief engineer of the Corvette, will retire later this summer after an illustrious 47-year tenure at GM. His successor will be named in due course. At 67, Juechter leaves a […]
The C8 ZR1 Is Coming This Summer!
Chevrolet has officially announced that the eagerly awaited Corvette ZR1 will make its debut this summer. Positioned as the apex predator of the eighth-generation, mid-engine C8 Corvette lineup, the ZR1 promises to be the ultimate track-focused variant. Expected to be the third of four performance iterations of the C8 series, the 2025 ZR1 is anticipated […]
The La Jolla Concours d’Elegance Sunday, April 21, 2024
Coming Events Photo Credit: TopSpeed Corvette Mike is an Official Sponsor of This Weekend, Southern California NCRS Regional Meet The Southern California NCRS Chapter will be hosting a regional judging meet In Las Vegas this weekend April 11th thru the 14th. The event and judging will be held at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino […]
1983 Corvette’s Singular Legacy
The 1983 Corvette’s Singular Legacy Photo Credit: TopSpeed The 1983 Corvette stands as a solitary figure in automotive lore, remaining the only Corvette model never to be owned by the public, thus shrouding it in intrigue. Originally slated for release, the 1983 Corvette never made its official debut due to formidable design hurdles and the […]