More than five-and-a-half decades have passed since the first mechanical fuel-injection system appeared on the C1 Corvette and full-size Chevy sedans, but its remarkable how well the system worked ...

Fuel injection appeared in 1957, and by 1961 the Chevrolet Corvette had adopted the circular quad taillights that became its calling card. The most valuable C1 Corvette is the initial 1953 model ...

This was also the first year mechanical fuel injection was added ... to this day with the C8. The C1 also marks the last time we saw exposed headlamps on a Corvette until they were resurrected ...

The decision to bring out fuel ... injector works very well indeed. The big question, of course, is: How does it stack up against carbs? To find out, we set up a full transcontinental '57 Corvette ...

These are C1 Corvettes ... one of the first 1958 fuel injected Corvettes produced with an early production date November 1957. Yellow was not a common color in the Corvette community in 1958 ...

An endangered species due to increasingly stringent fuel economy and emission regulations, the Chevy small-block V8 rolled out in 1964 with a displacement of 265 cubic inches in the C1 Corvette.

Chevy started offering fuel-injection as an option. Fuel-injected Corvettes are known as Fuelies and they're among the most coveted C1 models. This 1957 Corvette finished in white is one of the ...

The C1 Corvette had already been in production ... aluminum cylinder heads, and Ramjet fuel injection similar to the German racers. The SS powertrain produced 300 horsepower, while the vehicle ...