Description: As Chevrolet proceeds with developing the seventh-generation Corvette, the company is taking the opportunity to look back through its history and celebrate six decades of the iconic American sportscar...Add Comments1
Dylan BruderSep 09, 2012 I can't wait to see the next gen the renderings look like they could be something exciting
Description: The Corvette's father Zora Arkus-Duntov, the original Blue Flame engine and the first of Chevy's small block V8s are also covered in the video that takes us right back to the roots of the le...Add Comments5
Bull DogoneSep 10, 2012 I agree. John Z DeLorean likewise seldom gets little recognition for the development and bringing to market the Pontiac Firebird and its Trans Am spawn.
Colby ChurchSep 10, 2012 Richard is right, I did a report on Harley last year, and he had a great deal to do with the creation and transformation of the Corvette in its early years. He doesn't get anywhere near the credit he deserves. No Harley Earl = No Chevrolet Corvette.
Eric DareSep 10, 2012 A sensitive subject, guessing your related?
Richard EarlSep 09, 2012 Chevy execs, like product manager Harlan Charles, should do their homework and rediscover the authentic engineer behind America's long established sports car. It was Harley Earl, not Zora Duntov and the first Corvette came to life under Earl's pre-engineering team inside his GM Styling HQ before it was directly sent off to appear at the Motorama Show in NYC. Duntov didn't even work the company the...
Dylan BruderSep 09, 2012 I think I'm gonna like this little series
I can't wait to see the next gen the renderings look like they could be something exciting