A California dealer wanted a staggering $500,000 for a 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, proving that the C8's legendary performance is being overshadowed by outrageous pricing and persistent sales calls.

The team at Chevrolet wants to have the fastest American car, and it has a specific place in mind: the Nürburgring.

A teaser video posted on the Corvette's social media shows a yellow ZTK-equipped model racing around the Nürburgring.

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Dealer markups are coming in hot for the 2025 Chevy Corvette ZR1. One example spreading on social media is a dealer asking ...

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Safe to say, neither side of this manufactured online comparison is thrilled to see the other. Yet, the ZR1X and F80 are more ...

ZR1 is one of the most impressive Corvettes in history. However, what are you really getting in terms of performance and why the deception?

Many American automakers have attempted to compete with German's super-sedans on their own terms — but only one has really ...

With 1,064 HP and a sub-$200k price, learn how Chevy built the 2025 Corvette ZR1 as a supercar slayer that outperforms ...

Chevy Teases the Corvette ZR1’s Nürburgring Run It’s not clear if it’s the ZR1 or the ZR1X, but either way it will be quick.

With 1,064 HP and a sub-$200k price, learn how Chevy built the 2025 Corvette ZR1 as a supercar slayer that outperforms vehicles costing three times more.