Despite decades of arguments within Team Corvette, the announcement of a mid-engine Chevy sports car by GM in 2019 still stunned much of the ‘America’s sports car’ fanbase.
Over five years later, the C8 Corvette retails from $68,300 for the classic Stingray coupe and HTC (convertible), climbing to $104,900 for the first-ever 655-hp 2024 E-Ray and $112,700 for the 670-hp Corvette Z06. Yet, despite its agility and record-breaking performance, the C8 Corvette has to surpass all its predecessors’ achievements.
With the impending release of the twin-turbo Corvette ZR1 and the flagship hypercar-level electrified model Zora, priced likely above $150k, the Corvette has transitioned from an affordable to a premium sports car. This shift impacts not only new purchases but also the used market, particularly for classic ‘Vettes like the C2 iteration.
To address this, Dream Giveaway offers a chance to win both a 1963 Chevy Corvette Sting Ray Convertible restomod and a 2024 Corvette through its charity raffle, benefiting veterans and children’s charities.
Collaborating with Lingenfelter Performance Engineering, Boost District, Holley, and other partners, these two blue wonders offer a unique opportunity to own both classic and modern Corvettes while supporting a noble cause.