The Arkansas State Police pursued a red Chevrolet Corvette C8 Stingray for several miles, with speeds reaching up to 156 mph, before the chase ended in a brake-check crash. The pursuit was caught on ...

According to local authorities, earlier this month, a man stole a Chevrolet Corvette in Virginia and led police on a chase into North Carolina at speeds topping 100 mph — only for the pursuit to end ...

It is a golden rule of the highway: if you are driving a Torch Red, mid-engine sports car, you are already the most visible object on the road. Giving law enforcement an extra reason to pull you over ...

Stealing a Corvette and then running from the police is not a good idea. Posting a video on social media of yourself doing donuts in that stolen Corvette after you eluded the cops is an even worse ...

A Florida man was arrested after police say they clocked him driving his C8-generation Chevrolet Corvette Stingray convertible at 107 miles per hour. While that may be well below the 'Vette's top ...

DODGEVILLE, Wis. (WFRV) — A Corvette driver was pulled over by Iowa County police after going nearly double the posted speed ...

If nothing else, this alleged Corvette thief seems to be determined. According to KOMO News, authorities in Washington state say the suspect lead police on a high-speed chase in a stolen 2014 ...

This is not your typical police car seen around Florida. However, there's no better way to grab attention than with a vehicle like this. The Florida Highway Patrol introduced a new vehicle, the ...

California police lost track of a blue Chevrolet Corvette C7 they had been chasing late on Thursday, February 22. The driver of the fleeing vehicle weaved dangerously through traffic before driving ...

Cops don’t necessarily want to add your car to their fleet. The law allows them to seize a vehicle, but only in very specific circumstances. This unlucky Corvette owner broke the law, a judge found ...

When someone is willing to steal a car and lead police on a high-speed chase, it usually doesn't end well, and sometimes the circumstances are hard to believe. We've seen everything from a Google ...