Short of the emblems, and the Corvette’s overall shape, we still don’t know much about Chevy’s new sports car. It’s safe to assume that the new ‘Vette will have a mid-mounted V8 that ...

The Stingray name lives on, according to the latest reports.A mid-engine test vehicle had its interior photographed revealing a “Stingray” badge between the seats.The photos, published by ...

Many of the original aspects of the Corvette badge were ditched, and it took on a much more minimalistic look. Louis Chevrolet's fleur-de-lis was dropped, and the flags switched places.

The Dark Stealth Crossed Flags Emblem for the 2023 Corvette Stingray is tagged with RPO code SFZ, and is offered as an LPO-level accessory, which means it is installed by the dealer, rather than ...

Corvette nose badges in 1973 and 1974 used the same crossed flags but centered in a round ring with a stylized red burst with an outer ring that read "Chevrolet Motor Division Corvette." ...

However, one such special edition Chevrolet Corvette stands out among the rest, for a few key reasons. The model in question ...

How Every 2020 C8 Corvette's V-8 Came to Get a Retro "Tonawanda" Badge. GM executive Mark Reuss bypassed the design team to make it happen.

The emblem for 1961 incorporated all the design elements from before but without the Chevrolet Corvette script, and sans the circle. The result is what we find to be one of the most clean and ...

The Corvette then crashed on the ramp from I-57 to the eastbound lanes of the Bishop Ford Freeway around 9:15 a.m. The Corvette caught fire after the crash, and was completely destroyed.

The 2020 Corvette was supposed to receive a plaque on the standard 6.2L LT2 V8 engine that read “Chevrolet Tonawada” with the words “The Number 1 Team” emblazoned underneath, but an issue ...

The eighth-generation Chevrolet Corvette has been redesigned so completely that even its famous badge is getting a new look. ... 2020 Corvette badge also gets redesigned. May 06, 2019 12:00 AM ...

The badge reads, “Z06 SUPERCHARGED”, and if true, it confirms earlier reports (see Jalopnik’s piece with the leaked engine pics here) of a new supercharged V8 unit named LT4.