The 1996 Corvette Grand Sport Convertible Is Chevrolet's Rarest '90s Muscle Car Undoubtedly a muscle car in its own right, the 1996 Corvette Grand Sport (C4) was designed as both a tribute to the ...

It's hard to know who started the whole 'sleeper car' genre. By their very nature, sleeper cars are vehicles with useable performance that no one notices. Everything from a 1984 Mercedes-Benz 190E ...

We're not just talking about a one-off experimental oddity here, either. This fleet vehicle was part of a short-lived EV trend in the late 1990s.

But somehow, it kinda works. It’s an oddball mash-up of two distinct car eras that actually come together quite nicely. Watch: Can A Donk’d Chevy Caprice With 2,500 HP Beat A Tesla Model S Plaid?

The C4 Corvette of the 1980s and '90s suffers from a reputation for ... Instead of letting the car fend for itself, Chevy raised it right, making incremental improvements across the board every ...

When GM began recollecting EV1s for demolishing, many enthusiasts came together to give their piece of mind and attempt to put a stop to the crushing of their beloved electric cars. Many even sent ...

The Chevrolet Motor Car Company was founded in 1911 by Louis ... and other new vehicles in the ‘90s included the Caprice wagon, the Impala SS, the 4-door Blazer, the Tahoe, the Venture ...

the Chevrolet Malibu first appeared in 1964. Several generations followed until 1983, when the Malibu went on hiatus until 1997. Always a mid-size car, the Malibu has become alternately larger and ...