It turns out it takes a little Fortran to make a faster Corvette.
We look at the history of the Corvette ZR1 nameplate and how it went from RPO code to 200-mph symbol of ultimate Corvette performance!
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Casey Williams: Fourth generation Corvette, an icon of the 1980s, cleared a track for the world-beating 2025 ZR1It had 205 horsepower, ran 0-60 mph in 7 seconds, and topped out at 140 mph, but cleared a track for the 1,064 horsepower ...
The retooling work is likely routine enhancements needed to make high-performance vehicles at this range, experts say. The ZR1 is the first Corvette with what GM calls a “turbocharged” V-8 engine, ...
The C8 Corvette ZR1 took the crown of most-powerful production Vette ever made from the C7 ZR1. Now, these two behemoths are ...
New spy photos show the upcoming Chevy Corvette Convertible for the first time, indicating that the range-topping C8 Corvette ...
The videographer behind the "Wheels" channel on YouTube is a big fan of the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, and they have a great GM versus FoMoCo battle ...
The ZR1 tag, with and without a hyphen, has been around for decades and has always been associated with high-performance Corvette options. Our personal favorite would have to be the 2019 ZR1 ...
Markups pushed the price of a new C8 Corvette into six-figures after it debuted but now a new one can be had for much less.
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