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As General Motors Executive Chief Engineer - Global Transmissions, Drive Units and Racing Propulsion Programs, Jeff Luke holds a deep appreciation for the Silverado legacy. He represents generations of GM personnel whose dedication has built the pickup's formidable reputation. Even before officially joining General Motors in 1986, Chevrolet was a family tradition for Jeff, with multiple relatives working for the manufacturer and driving Chevy trucks.

 
In 1911, William C. Durant founded the Chevrolet Motor Company. By 1918, General Motors (GM) acquired the company, marking the beginning of a significant chapter in automotive history. Durant's vision was straightforward: create a car for every budget and need, emphasizing affordability and the belief that every hardworking American deserved a reliable vehicle.

 
The Chevrolet Corvette has been pushing the limits of technology, performance, and style for eight generations while continuing to be a cultural symbol. The 2017 Corvette Z06 represents the culmination of every high-performance Corvette that has come before. The 70th Anniversary package honors the namesake. It has been producing sports cars for the longest time. The 70th Anniversary Corvette Z06 presented by the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix comes in Carbon Flash Black with Satin Black Metallic Stripes and 70th Anniversary badging on the automobile.

 
When it comes to classic American cars, the Corvette is one of the most iconic. The history of the Corvette is a long and storied one, dating back to 1953. Since its inception, the Corvette has undergone many changes and iterations. However, no matter what form it takes, the Corvette remains an American icon. Here is a brief history of this legendary car, from its humble beginnings to its current high-performance luxury vehicle.