Month: November 2008

Not just not bad, but genuinely good. We took a coupe down to Virginia for our annual Lightning Lap track-fest, and it dominated its class, setting a new front-drive record and lapping VIR’s 4.2-mile Grand …

Chuck Evers of Modesto shows his Commemortive 2003 – 1953 corvette November 11, 2008.

Owning a car dealership is not a smooth ride in these tough economic times. However, when you have a large showroom full of Corvettes like owner Pete Beane of Jorns Chevrolet Pontiac Inc., Kewaunee, life can …

While it may look just like the others, there’s just something special about the very first one built.

The weather was perfect, sunny, yet not too hot, when we left the downtown hotel and headed north toward Ontario’s scenic cottage country.

Chris and Josh review all the hub bub leading up to the final, Championship deciding Grand Prix of 2008. We also talk NASCAR – Johnson has it about sewn up – as well as a little IRL, ALMS and even some DTM and V8 Supercars to round things out. …

WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats introduced legislation yesterday to provide $25 billion in loans to the Big Three domestic automakers, a plan that some Republicans oppose.

Its engine has a sound so distinct, auto enthusiasts know exactly what’s coming before the iconoclastic sports car ever comes into sight.

Mario Mattera’s 1967 Chevrolet Corvette is more than a mere machine. It’s a piece of history.

Aluminum maker reaches heady milestone In 1948 Alcoa introduced the forged aluminum wheel, resulting in a stronger, lighter, more aesthetic wheel.