One winner will drive away with two red Corvettes representing nearly 60 years of American performance history in this year’s Corvette Dream Giveaway, a sweepstakes benefiting veterans’ and children’s charities. Entries are open only until June 11.
The prize package brings together two distinct visions of the same nameplate: a restored big-block icon from the peak of the muscle car era and a modern mid-engine sports car built on decades of engineering refinement.
The first grand prize is a 1967 Corvette Sting Ray Coupe finished in Rally Red over a matching red interior. The car has undergone a frame-off restoration to show condition and carries the 427-cubic-inch, 435-horsepower Tri-Power big-block, an engine that came to define an era of American performance. Three Holley carburetors feed the massive V-8, which announces itself the moment the key is turned. The 1967 model year marked the final chapter of the C2 Sting Ray generation, making this example a closing statement from one of the most celebrated runs in Corvette history.
The second grand prize jumps the timeline forward to a 2026 Corvette Stingray Z51 painted in Torch Red. The modern car’s mid-engine layout places the LT2 V-8 just behind the driver’s shoulders, delivering immediate power through a dual-clutch transmission that fires off rapid gear changes. Shaped by years of aerodynamic development, the Stingray pairs a planted chassis with an exhaust note that builds into a roar meant to honor the generations of Corvettes that preceded it.
Beyond the cars themselves, the giveaway sweetens the deal by covering $53,000 in federal prize taxes, easing the financial burden that often accompanies major sweepstakes wins.
Together, the two cars frame the Corvette story from both ends: one a vintage legend enthusiasts dream of restoring, the other a contemporary machine engineered for instant speed. For one entrant, both will share the same garage.
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Kyle Matthews