The C6 ZR1 was one of the fastest cars in the world at its debut, but here's how it stacked up against European rivals.

The 2010 Chevy Corvette ZR1 is a rare breed. It’s part C6.R race car and part Blackhawk helicopter that was engineered to snap necks on the track and turn heads at the valet stand. Rolling into ...

The C6 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Is Worth $70,000 Today The C6 Chevrolet ... To optimize airflow, a carbon fiber front splitter and a rear wing were added. And for when it came time to slow down ...

The C6 ZR1’s flourishes, such as the polycarbonate window on the hood, twin gills on the front fenders, carbon brakes, and CF roof, make it unmistakable. The C7 ZR1 can only be confused with the ...

In C/D's exclusive first instrumented test, the new ZR1 hit 60 mph in 2.2 seconds. It also blasted through the quarter-mile in 9.5 seconds at 149 mph. Those numbers make this Corvette ZR1 the quickest ...

Much of the aero, such as the downforce-enhancing front underwing ... What Happened to the First Prototype C6 ZR1? The 2009 “Blue Devil” ZR1 Corvette was sucked into a sinkhole under ...

The C6 ZR1 lasted until 2013, just before the switch over to the seventh-generation Corvette, which would bring with it some pretty impressive stats of its own. The title of most-powerful front ...

Chevrolet The 2009 C6 ZR1. After another stretch where the ZR1 ... the C8 ZR1's wheels are 20 inch in the front and 21 inch in the rear. Corvette historians will instantly recognize the revival ...

You’ll know the ZR1 by the deep air extractor in the front hood — similar to that found ... C7 Corvette ZR1 — and 53% quicker than the C6 ZR1. Options include a high-downforce, winged ...

As with the 638-hp C6 ZR1 and the 755-hp C7 ZR1 ... 4S ZP or optional Pilot Sport Cup 2 R ZP in 275/30 ZR20 (97Y) up front and 345/25 ZR21 (104Y) out back—but the internal construction is ...

Besides, the engine up front makes it way easier to work on ... If you can afford it, we think the C6 ZR1 is a great choice and is likely to go up in value over time. No way!