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Every Corvette built since 1981 has come out of one town: Bowling Green, Kentucky. This video walks the assembly line itself, hand-fitted composite panels, box fans the size of tables, and a floor so clean workers joke about it in the comments. Multiple owners in the replies talk about flying in just to watch their own car come together. Watch to see how a two-seat icon still gets built almost entirely in one place.
Planning a road trip around America’s best muscle car museums? One name that used to top these lists, Florida’s Muscle Car City, closed for good in 2021 and sold off its 200-plus car collection at auction. Here’s an updated look at which classic muscle car museums are still standing – including the one built next to an actual Corvette assembly plant, and why institutional backing matters more than you’d think.
One Mustang owner had a question nobody could answer for him: does the flat-plane-crank GT350R actually beat a stock 2018 GT at the strip? At Beech Bend Dragway in Bowling Green, Kentucky, he lined up his own R-package Shelby against his own 460-horsepower GT with its 10-speed automatic to settle it once and for all. The results split opinion in the comments before the video even finished. Watch to see which philosophy — track-bred manual or drag-strip automatic — crossed the line first.