Reports say four-time NASCAR champion Jeff Gordon was the first to participate in the returning Build Your Own Engine program. Some may know Jeff Gordon as the NASCAR legend who, as a young driver, ...

With four NASCAR Cup Series championships and 93 wins in the top series—including three Daytona 500 victories—there’s little Jeff Gordon can’t do with a steering wheel in his hands. But what about a ...

Last month, we at Road & Track reported that the Corvette Engine Build Experience was returning, enabling Corvette Z06, ZR1, and ZR1X buyers to build their own car's LT6 or LT7 engine. And as it turns ...

It’s 1966, and Pontiac drops the bombshell that reshaped Detroit: The GTO performance package for the mid-sized Lemans becomes a separate model. Sales, already high in 1965, skyrocketed to just under ...

Z06, ZR1, and ZR1X buyers will get access to an awesome experience in the spring, and they’ll get some cool goodies to remember the occasion. Corvette announces Engine Build Experience for Z06, ZR1, ...

After getting your (gloved) hands dirty putting together the LT6 (Z06) or LT7 (ZR1 and ZR1X) engine for your Corvette alongside a master technician, Chevy will ensure your mark is left on your power ...

“Assemble your own LT6 or LT7 engine alongside a Performance Build Center master technician,” GM says on its website. “This experience includes a custom engine plaque, an exclusive gift and a ...

The new Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X is one of the quickest cars you can buy, thanks in no small part to the mighty V-8 between cabin and rear axle. And now, you can build its powerful engine yourself.

Fans of many different vehicles from the post-war era debate on which of their American sports cars was the first. Some say it was the 1952 Crosley Hotshot, others may mention the Nash-Healey, and the ...

1965 Chevy Corvette Sting Rays came with a 250-horsepower 327 Small Block and a three-speed manual gearbox as standard equipment, in addition to a power radio antenna and vinyl interior. Convertibles ...