Corvette enthusiasts have a unique chance to drive home not one, but two iconic American sports cars in this year’s Corvette Dream Giveaway. A matching pair of Corvettes—a powerful new 2025 Corvette Z06 and a meticulously restored big-block 1964 Sting Ray Convertible—are awaiting one lucky winner.
Organizers say this remarkable giveaway package helps support important veterans’ and children’s charities, offering car fans a thrilling opportunity to fulfill their automotive dreams while giving back to those in need.

The headlining prize, the brand-new 2025 Corvette Z06, is a supercar in its own right. Featuring the most potent naturally aspirated engine ever fitted in a production vehicle—a mid-mounted 5.5-liter flat-plane crank V8 with an astonishing 8,600-rpm redline—this Corvette was specially ordered in stunning Jet Black paint with an Adrenaline Red interior. Loaded with premium options, including multiple carbon-fiber packages, gloss-black wheels, black exhaust tips, and a full-length racing stripe, it carries an MSRP of approximately $151,000.

Not to be outdone, the accompanying prize is a sleek 1964 Corvette Sting Ray convertible, professionally restored and upgraded with a potent Chevrolet Performance big-block 502 cubic-inch crate engine. Its classic Tuxedo Black exterior and matching black leather interior pay tribute to Corvette’s timeless style, while modern enhancements—including a Tremec five-speed manual transmission, upgraded disc brakes, and Hooker headers with sidepipes—ensure it drives as impressively as it looks.
The giveaway also includes payment of $60,000 toward federal prize taxes, allowing the winner to fully enjoy these dream machines without additional worries.

Since 2008, more than 150 car enthusiasts have had their lives changed by winning Dream Giveaway prizes. Entries are open now, with each donation benefiting veterans’ and children’s causes.

The sweepstakes runs for a limited time—participants are encouraged to enter quickly to secure their chance at this incredible Corvette pair.