Month: November 2010

The gaming world is currently busy gushing over Gran Turismo 5 for the Playstation 3, but iPhone owners will soon have their own next generation racing game to brag about.

Brent and his boys did “some crazy fiberglass work”-they lowered the nose and rear pan by 2 inches and built the chin spoiler from scratch.

From all of us at CorvetteBlog.com and George Matick Chevrolet, we wish you and your family a very safe, happy and blessed Thanksgiving this year!  We are so very thankful for your continued readership, patronage and business.  Let us never forget that you are the reason we are successful, and for that, we thank you.

All of our best today… and every day.

(Corvette ordering resumes next week, no orders this week for production)

Ad slogans don’t have to make sense, they just have to resonate. Chevrolet’s new tagline, “Chevy runs deep,” is certainly enigmatic, but you get the meaning: Chevy has a deep root in American automotive lore; deep in our hearts, we love Chevy, and so on.

Luc Alphand and his racing team Alphand Aventures carried the flag for Corvette in Europe since 2006. His white GT1 Corvettes were a mainstay at Le Mans as much as the factory yellow C6.Rs. A crash while competing in the Rand’Auvergne all-terrain motorcycle race last year resulted in severe back injuries and […]

I’m not making this up.

This is the headline from www.kitsapsun.com which described how a van in Bremerton, Washington was on its way to the morgue carrying two dead bodies when it lost control and caused a major wreck. In addition to taking out this red C3 Corvette, the van also hit a […]

Whether with jaw-dropping style or an advanced powertrain, there’s no one way for a vehicle to become a brand’s halo car.

The 6th Annual Street Car Super Nationals was held in Las Vegas last weekend featuring an all star line-up of Pro Street racers. The cold and rainy weather was a factor as winds gusting up to 45 miles per hour caused the event finals to be shortened to 1/8 mile for safety. This […]

One of the up-and-coming stars of the new General Motors is a Korean-born designer named Taewan Kim, who was educated both at the Royal College of Art in the U.K. and Brigham Young University, practiced his design chops at Fiat working on the Punto and Cinquecento, and now oversees the design studio at GM’s Daewoo Auto & Technology in Seoul.

17-23, 2011. The group will highlight some of the most coveted GM and Chrysler muscle cars in the world from the 1960s, ’70s and today, including big blocks, HEMIs and “one of ones.” SPEED will capture the action during its 40 hours of live coverage.