Classic Chevrolet Corvettes reviewed from generations C1 to C8 with historical facts and features.

Since 1953, the Chevrolet Corvette has captured the imaginations of Americans from all walks of life. From the first 6 cylinder sports car to today's super car, the Corvette has an endured for over 70 years. In this feature video, we pick our top 3 favorites from each generation. See if we picked your favorite. Maybe you'll find one you haven't heard of or seen yet. Leave us a comment below and please like, share and subscribe - it really helps!
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[@ACF6180T]

A true American icon, CHEVROLET CORVETTE. Thank You for the brief history. My favorites are still the 57,67, & the 71.

[@KenanTurkiye]

Not loved by many but the C4 was and is still my fav.

[@IfThisCarCouldTalk]

They have their fans! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jetsons101]

Love the green on the Camaro at 0:37 I think the front suspension sub-assembly for the C1 Corvette is right out of the Chevy passenger car parts bin.
The 63 Vett has some of the best-looking gages, they have a lot of depth "check out the pointers on the tac and speed-O."
The C4 Vett's aren't perfect but are underrated, although the cheap interiors leave alot to be desired
Funny thing about Corvettes, how often do you see them with the front license plate, and even Camaros for that matter.
C7 is my favorite Generation of Vett but if given a chance I wouldn't turn down a 63 split window.
Thanks to If This Car Could Talk for helping to keep Automotive History alive and kicking.

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Thanks so much!!

[@maureencora1]

C2, C3, C6, C7,& C8. Are My Favorite. Next C9 EV. The C2 1964 Hardtop is the Greatest Stingray'.

[@IfThisCarCouldTalk]

Thanks for watching and commenting! Keep it up!

[@maureencora1]

@@IfThisCarCouldTalk Touche' (smile)

[@OldRustySteele]

For me, in order of preference: C6, C5, Late C1 (‘62, ‘63), C2 convertibles, then C2 coupes.
C7’s are OK, but not that great. Not a fan of C3’s, C4’s, or C8’s.
I own a 2003 50th Anniversary C5 convertible.

[@IfThisCarCouldTalk]

Awesome - thanks for watching and commenting! Keep it up and keep cruising your C5!