As the holiday season rapidly approaches, it’s time to mark your calendars and start booking those special holiday events. One exceptional event, kicking off on November 1st, is the third-annual Concours at the Wynn.
The third-annual Concours promises to be a weekend-long celebration that will undoubtedly become the social highlight of the fall season for car enthusiasts, food aficionados, and anyone who appreciates the finer things in life. The event will feature a stunning display of pre- and post-war vehicles set against the backdrop of the lush greens at the Wynn Golf Club. In addition to classic automobiles, you can expect to see elite Hypercars, cutting-edge Electric vehicles, and rare Concept and Culture cars. Delight in curated food and beverage experiences, enjoy live entertainment, and explore [...]
As we look forward to the Chevrolet Corvette Zora, it’s important to honor its namesake, Zora Arkus-Duntov. Born in 1909 in Belgium to Russian parents, Zora became a pivotal figure in the development of America’s sports cars. After studying engineering in Europe and working for various brands, Zora joined General Motors in 1953, right as the Corvette made its debut. Though he wasn’t part of its initial design, Zora was so captivated by the Corvette that he sent GM a memo with suggestions on how to improve it, leading to his hiring. Under his guidance, the Corvette evolved from a fledgling concept into a true performance icon.
Zora’s major contributions included introducing the V8 engine, enhancing the suspension, and adding a manual transmission—all of which greatly elevated the Corvette’s performance. His innovations made the Corvette not only faster and more powerful but also appealing to sports car [...]
Will the Corvette go fully electric? Not yet, according to Corvette Chief Engineer Tony Roma and CEO Mary Barra. Chevy isn’t interested in electrifying the Corvette just to follow trends. As Roma told CBS News, “We don’t put technology on for technology’s sake.” Any move toward an electric Corvette would only happen if it truly enhances power, performance, and driving experience—or if customers demand it, which isn’t the case right now. Mary Barra reinforced this, saying Chevrolet will be “guided by the consumer” on the Corvette’s future. While Chevy aims for an all-electric lineup by 2035, they won’t rush to compromise the Corvette’s spirit.
In the meantime, Chevy is preparing to unleash the hybrid Corvette Zora, expected as early as next year. With rumors of 1,200 horsepower, it could be the most powerful Corvette ever. While an all-electric version isn’t here yet, Chevy’s hybrid innovations show they’re [...]
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In 2025, the Corvette world buzzed with debates over two incredible engines for the Z06 and ZR1. Both were built for speed but with distinct personalities. The Z06’s naturally aspirated 5.5L flat-plane crank V8, known as the LT6, delivered 670 horsepower and screamed to an 8,600 RPM redline. It was all about precision and control, perfect for purists who loved a high-revving machine.
Then came the ZR1, packing the twin-turbocharged LT7 engine. With over 1,064 horsepower, it turned the Z06’s finesse into pure, unrelenting force. The ZR1 was built for raw power, designed to pin you to your seat under incredible acceleration.
Want to know the real difference? Check out the video that breaks down the math behind these engines. It’s a battle of horsepower, and torque!
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In Miami Beach, Florida, on Monday, September 16, a suspected burglar found himself stuck inside a Corvette, much to the surprise of the car’s owner.
Julio Solano captured the incident on video as he approached his vehicle, only to discover the would-be thief trapped inside. In the footage, a shocked Solano can be heard saying, “My brother, this is not your car. This is my car.”
The suspect, identified as 33-year-old Ravesh Rabindranauth, signaled for Solano to open the door, but Solano replied, “No, you can’t get out. We’re calling the cops.”
According to reports, Rabindranauth was unable to exit the car due to its “unconventional door mechanism.” Eventually, he was freed and promptly arrested by the authorities.
Rabindranauth was charged with burglary of [...]
