History of Corvette |
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From its debut in 1953 and through the 8 generations to follow leading up to this 70th anniversary, the Corvette has authored many pages in the history books. This section will lead you to highlight the heritage of this extraordinary automobile and links to a few of the finest resources on the web. |
WikipediaWho doesn't go here first, these days? In fact, we financially support Wikimedia in their efforts to provide this free encyclopedia. | GenerationsHere is a description of all eight generations of Corvette, written and narrated by artificial intelligence. Fascinating. | National MuseumThe story as told by the institution that is the official museum for preserving the Corvette heritage. |
Why isn't there any information about the 1983 Corvette?
Anywhere you look for a 1983 Corvette, you will notice a gap. No 1983 models were sold yet one exists at the National Corvette Museum. How did that happen?
Corvette Specifications
Build SheetsYour Corvette Collection just isn’t complete without a copy of your build sheet and a reproduction window sticker! The National Corvette Museum offers build sheets and window stickers for any Corvette assembled in Bowling Green since the GM Plant opened in 1981.
| Models & YearsFrom the first Corvette in 1953 to the current 2023 mid-engine Corvette, the American high-performance icon has led the way in innovation and performance. Here is information about every Corvette ever produced, sorted by year,
SpecificationsCorvsport.com has compiled an impressive collection of Corvette specifications. They are organized by year model and contain production numbers, options, VIN codes, colors and much more. This is your Corvette specs research hub. | EvolutionNBC ran an expose, on the January 17,2023 (the 70th anniversary of introduction of the Corvette). The piece included an announcement of the first electrified model called the E-Ray.
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