News & Car Culture

On June 30th, 1953 the first production Corvette rolled off the assembly line. And after going through a significant period of change during its C4 generation, the Corvette (notably the […]

Look, we already know that the 2025 Corvette ZR1 has a 1,064 horsepower engine in back. Now, Chevy has stuffed a 186 hp electric motor up front. The end result […]

For many of us, our love of cars, engines, and turning wrenches started with our dads. Maybe it was holding the flashlight (incorrectly), passing that open-end wrench (way too late), […]

“It’s complicated.” That might be the best way to describe our relationships with our automotive projects. For some of us, it’s also the best way to describe our relationships with […]

Since its release in 1953, the Chevrolet Corvette has evolved from a stylish roadster into a symbol of American engineering and automotive prowess. Over several distinct Corvette generations, the platform […]

Back in 2023, we told you about GM’s plans to develop a new small block V8 engine to replace the current Gen. 5 LT series. Well, it looks like that […]

Toss the “Super Sport” title onto any Chevy—vintage or modern—and it immediately makes things a lot more interesting. But a popular misconception is that the “SS” badge automatically denoted the […]

Today in a 51 to 44 vote, the United States Senate effectively nullified California’s Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) regulation that would’ve established a ban on the sale of […]

Sure, it’s fun to stroll past rows of hot rods, classic Detroit steel, and late model muscle cars—but another big part of the appeal of a good car show is […]

If you’ve been around the racing and performance industries long enough, you’ve undoubtedly heard the name Ed Pink. Dubbed the “Old Master” by his friends and colleagues, Ed was an […]