Some of the biggest sales for a real Grand Sport were for $3.5 and $5.5 million a few years back, but tracking down a real one versus a standard Corvette with some stickers on it can be hard.

The Corvette Grand Sport set is recommended for builders aged 10 years and up. Pricing is set $50, with pre-orders available now on the Mattel Creations website.

And with a 750-hp Big Block and a curb weight of just 2,560 pounds, its performance could thrill, too. It will be sold at Mecum Auctions in Las Vegas.

The 1969 Corvette ZL1 tops the list with just two units built, while the 1986 C4 in Copper Metallic comes second with only four made. The 1963 Grand Sport rounds off the top three list.

Assistant chief Corvette engineer and racer, John Heinricy was the driving force behind the C4 Grand Sport. Painted in brilliant Admiral Blue and trimmed with a bold white stripe that ran from the ...

Pricing for the Grand Sport is expected to start around $87,600, positioning it between the Stingray and E-Ray models. This estimate is based on the current pricing structure, where the Stingray ...

Watch: C7 Corvette Enters Ghost Mode After Being Approached By Police Car Powering the Corvette Grand Sport is a 6.2-liter naturally-aspirated LT1 V8 pumping out 460 hp and 465 lb-ft (630 Nm) of ...

The new Corvette Grand Sport (GS) can be viewed in a couple of ways. Introduced last year, the GS can be seen as a revival of the storied model produced by Chevrolet back in 1963.

The 2017 Corvette Grand Sport combines the track grip, and wide body styling of the Z06 with the 460hp, dry-sump LT1 V8 from the Stingray. It also brings the 06's brake, transmission, and ...