All of this turmoil played out in the shadow of one of the most important vehicle launches of the era, one where Shinoda’s ...

From the flash of the Corvette to the utility of the Suburban ... it was intended to be the replacement for the Corvair. Part of the reason Chevrolet needed to make this change was because ...

Back in the late '60s, Chevrolet produced an extremely rare, barely-tamed race car disguised a street machine.

Gemberling’s Rampside is no ordinary Corvair. It sports a 305 V-8, a Corvette rear end, and Camaro wheels. Courtesy Dean Gemberling I’ve been a Corvair fanatic for 45 years. The best part of owning ...