World's first comparison of a 2023 C8 Z06 and a 2015 C7 Z06. This 2023 Chevrolet Corvette Mid-Engine C8 Z06 was finished in ...

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The video is only a few seconds long, but that’s plenty of time to utterly wreck this gorgeous C7 Corvette Z06. In the video, we see a pair of white C7 Vettes out for a leisurely cruise.

Like all C7 Z06 models, the final car packs a 650-horsepower 6.2-liter supercharged V-8. And surprisingly, no special touches were added to mark the car's significance.

According to the owner, as reported by Corvette Blogger, this is the world’s fastest C7 Corvette Z06. It claimed the title laying down a 9.81-second quarter-mile time at 141 mph. Impressive results.

2015 Corvette Z06 Nürburgring Lap Times to Be Announced Soon Chief Engineer Tadge Juechter reveals quite a bit on a forum about the C7 Z06 development and testing Scott ParkerWriter Jun 09, 2015 ...

Alas, the show must go on, and a fellow C6 Z06 thought it had what it takes to beat its successor from the 1:27 mark. A grave mistake, as shown by the resulting passes: 10.59s for C7 and “just ...

However, the C7 Z06 “Pikes Peak” listed on Bring a Trailer is a bit more potent thanks to a Katech Stage 3 ethanol upgrade. 744 horsepower with nothing more than E85 is quite impressive, alright!

Case in point, this Laguna Blue ‘Jet Fighter’ Z06, riding on a unique set of Signature Series R10 Strasse Wheels, measuring 19×10.5 at the front and 20×12.5 at the rear.

Chevrolet has never sent the C7 Corvette Z06 around the Nurburgring on a timed lap, but a German magazine has now taken it upon themselves to see how fast America’s supercar can lap the Green Hell.

It seems someone may have glimpsed the new motor a bit early--though it's not clear if it's headed into the Z06 or the ZR1. Per CorvetteOnline, the engine spied is a supercharged 6.2-liter V-8. A ...

No matter what happens next, Formato’s C7 Z06 will always remain the first to run 9s. And, interestingly, it didn’t take a big stroker engine or even nitrous to do it.