Corvette Chief Engineer Josh Holder brought his personal 1990 ZR-1 out to take glamor shots with the spiritual successor to its throne on the hill. This past week, MotorTrend threw a party and only dual overhead cam Corvettes were invited! Over the past 70 years Chevrolet has fielded countless variations of its legendary sports car, but just two have ever featured DOHC engine tech instead of the traditional cam-in-block setup of the small block V8. In this episode, we will talk C4 ZR-1s and C6 ZR1s, a Caffeine(!) C8Z makes an appearance, we catch up with a pair of future C8 variant competitors, we share this week’s hottest Corvette (and one CTS-V Wagon) listings, and we take an electric detour with Motorola’s 400-horse 1992 plug-in Corvette and an explainer on why tracks and racing governing bodies are making moves to freeze EVs out of competition. Welcome back to another exciting edition of Quick Shifts! Quick Shifts is a content feature here at CorvetteBlogger that highlights links to Corvette and automotive-related stories of interest.

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