Such is the case with the EX87 Chevrolet Corvette C1 Test Car on Bring a Trailer ... small-block in 1955. Body modifications included a low-cut windscreen, a passenger-side tonneau cover, a ...

Following the well-received unveiling of the EX-122 pre-production prototype at the General Motors Motorama in New York, January 1953, the C1 Corvette was hurried into production that same year.

A mint 1953 C1 Corvette could fetch anywhere from $50,000 to a mindblowing $700,000. Not bad for a car that sold new in 1953 for under $3,500, the equivalent of $40,000.

Despite celebrating the first version of America’s sports car which debuted in 1953, the kit is actually a later quad-headlamp 1961 C1 body style, which first debuted in 1958. Red is the only ...

Brian Silvestro was Hearst Autos' former lead deputy editor for rankings content. He spent over seven years as a staff writer for Road & Track Magazine where he contributed car reviews, industry ...

Unfortunately for one 1962 Chevrolet Corvette convertible owner, that memory will forever be tainted with frustration. That’s because they had to watch in horror as their C1 Corvette took a high ...

Although today’s C8 barely resembles the original C1 ... most refined Corvette, the C3, which debuted in 1968, is the funkiest. Chevy gave the sports car a wild and curvy body inspired by ...

Other Corvettes that made our "coolest" list are the C5 (11.72%), the C2 Z06 (11.39%), the C3 ZL1 (10.56%), the C6 Z06 (8.42%), and the first-gen C1 Corvette (8.09%) introduced in 1953.

Chevrolet is introducing a 70th Anniversary Edition package for the 2023 Corvette to mark seven decades since the C1 Corvette began production. Two colors are available—White Pearl Metallic Tri ...

A Chinese automaker called Songsan is working on a new four-door sedan that steals various design details from the iconic C1 Corvette. Automotive blog Carscoops recently came across these patent ...

According to his estimations, the Solstice and C1 have really similar wheelbases, and “the body of the Corvette just kind of falls into place over it.” Naturally, after initially mentioning ...