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In 1911, William C. Durant founded the Chevrolet Motor Company. By 1918, General Motors acquired the company, setting the stage for an illustrious history. Durant's vision was straightforward. Another early leader of the Chevrolet brand championed the idea of "a car for every purse and purpose," emphasizing affordability and the belief that every hardworking American should own a reliable vehicle.

 
It's a milestone few automobiles have ever reached, let alone achieved-the Chevrolet Corvette is now celebrating its 70th anniversary and is doing so in true style. This iconic car has delivered joy, speed, and thrill and has served as a reminder of what's possible when exceptional engineering, design, and devotion come together. Throughout the years, Corvette owners have consistently spoken of their infinite love and admiration for their cars and the unforgettable feeling of driving one.

 
Thoughts about Corvettes usually bring to mind images of bright-colored, long, and low sports cars with a massive engine protruding from the hood. However, Corvette is truly an American icon. It is one of the longest-running, continuously produced passenger cars in automobile history and has been manufactured in Bowling Green, Kentucky, since 1981. So, we have compiled a history of all eight Corvette generations from the C1 in 1953 to the present day. Read on to learn more about America's Sports Car.