It’s worth noting that C5.R-003 – arguably the most famous C5.R and most popular Corvette Racing chassis ever – is owned by the GM Heritage Collection and will likely never be sold.

The C5 Corvette was the first all new Vette in over a decade. With its small block V8s, sleek design and serious performance, it showed that the Corvette was ready to take on the world's best. Now ...

Specifically, it's a 1999 Chevy Corvette C5 complete with Z71 off-road decals. Look how glorious this thing is. Wonderful things came together to make to create something new and special.

The C5 Corvette kicked off the modern LS legacy. In 1999 Jay Leno, as one of the world's leading influencers in the car community, was offered the chance to drive the Indianapolis 500 pace car.

C5 Corvette Z06’s Body Types The first Corvette with a Targa body was launched on the market, followed a little later by a convertible. In 1998, the closed coupe debuted; until then, the last Corvette ...

Regarded as a performance bargain throughout the 2010s, the C5 Corvette Z06 has been increasing in value for a couple of years now. Granted, prices didn't go through the roof like they did with ...

The Corvette Racing C5-R was named a part of the inaugural class of the International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) Hall of Fame at the annual Night of Champions banquet outside of Road Atlanta.

Watch American muscle go head-to-head as the Corvette C5 takes on the Chevrolet Camaro Z28 in a classic ¼ mile (Viertelmeile) drag race. Featuring wild burnouts, hard launches, and roaring V8 ...

As a result, the C8 Corvette completes the quarter mile in 12.8 seconds at 113 mph, while the C5 Corvette crosses the line in 15.5 seconds at 99 mph.

The newest Corvette is, well, Corvette-y: A 495-horsepower V8. Zero to sixty in 2.5 seconds. A quarter mile in 10.5 seconds. But there's a major difference between the 2024 Corvette E-Ray and ...