This Ermine White C2 split-window was one of Hertz's rare factory-backed rental specials, equipped for ski-trip duty in the early '60s. The Ski Vette program is largely forgotten today, which makes surviving examples genuinely scarce. Auction houses are finally recognizing these oddball Corvettes as something beyond generic C2s.

While the rest of the industry chases screens and autonomy, Chevrolet kept the steering feel alive. The C8's mid-engine layout finally gave Americans what Europeans had for decades: weight distribution that actually makes sense. Prices aren't climbing like they were in 2021, but clean ones under $100k are disappearing.

A 2001 Z06 that Prefix Corporation converted to droptop spec in June 2001—back when nobody was doing this. Black LS6 over black leather with an aero package and rollhoops that actually look period-correct. You're looking at one of maybe three people who understood the assignment before the C6 made it fashionable.