Corvette Publications and Reports

At Corvette Warehouse, we recognize that owning a Corvette is more than just having a car—it’s joining a community with a rich heritage and a culture all its own. Whether you're passionate about restoring a classic model, upgrading the latest release, or learning about Corvette’s evolution through the years, the publications dedicated to Corvettes are invaluable. From magazines like Vette Vues and Corvette Magazine to essential resources like the Corvette Black Book, these publications offer Corvette enthusiasts detailed insights, technical advice, and stories that make each model year a celebrated chapter in the Corvette legacy.

One of the longest-running publications, Vette Vues Magazine, first hit the shelves in 1972 and has remained a cornerstone for Corvette owners and collectors ever since. This monthly magazine has covered every model year, offering content that appeals to both vintage and modern Corvette fans. Known for its articles on restoration, parts sourcing, and even exclusive car show coverage, Vette Vues remains a trusted resource for Corvette owners looking to dive into the finer points of Corvette culture. It’s an excellent source for information about some of the most iconic models like the 1963 Corvette Sting Ray Split-Window or the classic 1967 Corvette with its revered L88 engine option.

In recent years, Corvette Magazine has become a go-to resource for those who appreciate a modern, polished publication that captures the latest advancements and model releases. Since the introduction of the 2020 Corvette C8, Chevrolet’s first mid-engine Corvette, there has been a resurgence of interest in Corvette’s evolution and engineering advancements. Corvette Magazine provides test drives, design insights, and even profiles on the engineers behind this innovative leap. By balancing lifestyle content with technical insights, it appeals to both long-time Corvette aficionados and newer fans who are just starting their journey with the Corvette brand.

For enthusiasts who crave a deeper connection with the brand itself, Corvette Quarterly, GM’s official publication, offers exclusive behind-the-scenes looks at the design and production process. The insights from GM engineers and designers are especially valuable when new models like the Z06 or limited-edition Corvettes are introduced. For instance, the magazine’s coverage of the Corvette ZR1, Chevrolet’s high-performance powerhouse, offers readers detailed specs, technical breakthroughs, and personal insights from the engineers who bring each generation to life. This official GM publication, now available in digital format, has also offered exclusive previews of upcoming models, making it a must-read for anyone following Corvette’s latest innovations.

Vintage model enthusiasts, meanwhile, will find a treasure trove of information in resources like the Corvette Black Book and Corvette Fever. The Corvette Black Book has served as an authoritative reference guide, cataloging every detail, color, option, and production figure for each model year. For anyone restoring a classic Corvette—whether it’s a 1957 fuel-injected Corvette or the 1978 Silver Anniversary model—this guide is essential. Detailed production numbers and specifications help collectors maintain authenticity, adding to a car's value and historical integrity. On the other hand, Corvette Fever offered more of a hands-on approach, with articles focused on DIY restorations and classic Corvette maintenance. Through tutorials on bodywork, upholstery, and mechanical repair, Corvette Fever provided invaluable guidance to the Corvette restoration community.

Performance-minded enthusiasts will find inspiration in Chevy High-Performance and Super Chevy, both of which include Corvette-specific content alongside broader Chevrolet performance discussions. Super Chevy frequently covers Corvette racing, from drag strips to autocross events, and offers articles on modifying engines, improving handling, and tuning for high performance. Corvette models like the C4, C5, and C6 have benefitted from these magazines’ technical articles, which help owners optimize for both street and track. The publication’s focus on Chevrolet’s high-performance heritage has made it a popular choice for Corvette fans who appreciate both classic and contemporary modifications.

Even as print magazines have evolved or moved online, their value to Corvette owners endures. With Corvette Warehouse highlighting these resources, we aim to provide enthusiasts with a comprehensive library that celebrates every aspect of Corvette ownership. Whether you’re intrigued by the refined curves of a C1, the sheer power of the C7 Z06, or the groundbreaking design of the new C8, Corvette publications help you understand the brand’s evolution, performance capabilities, and the unique character that defines each generation.

These publications also bring Corvette fans together through event coverage, where enthusiasts from across the country connect to share their passion. The National Corvette Museum’s annual gatherings, for example, are frequently featured in magazines like Vette Vues and Corvette Magazine. Corvette Warehouse values the connections fostered by these events, knowing that each publication not only celebrates the cars themselves but also the community that keeps Corvette culture alive and thriving.

All-in-all, Corvette Warehouse is committed to supporting and growing this community by offering these publications as resources for education, connection, and inspiration. Whether you're interested in the timeless aesthetics of a 1963 Split-Window, the raw power of a C4 ZR-1, or the cutting-edge innovation of a new C8, these publications provide you with everything you need to truly understand, maintain, and enjoy your Corvette. By making this wealth of Corvette knowledge accessible, we ensure that the Corvette legacy continues for future generations of enthusiasts and collectors.