Pop Culture and Corvette: An American Love Affair, our newest exhibition at the National Corvette Museum, celebrates America’s Sports Car as more than just a car—it’s a cultural phenomenon that has captivated hearts and imaginations for generations.
This immersive exhibition showcases over a dozen legendary Corvettes that have left their mark on popular culture. From the sleek 1959 Stingray Racer driven by Elvis Presley in Clambake, to Corvette-based characters like “Sideswipe” and “Crosshairs” in the Transformers film series, Pop Culture and Corvette explores how this iconic car has shaped—and been shaped by—entertainment. Get your tickets now and be part of this pop culture celebration!
Exhibit Highlights
Screen Legends
See the 1973 Medium Blue Corvette from the Hawaii Five-0 reboot and the futuristic Corvette concept cars from the Transformers movies.
Out of This World
Discover astronaut Jim Lovell’s 1968 Corvette, paired with artifacts from his Apollo and Gemini missions, showcasing Corvette’s ties to American space exploration.
Rock ‘n’ Roll Meets Corvette
Admire custom guitars inspired by the Corvette legacy, including a Z06-themed Paul Reed Smith guitar and a Les Paul modeled after the classic 1960 Corvette.
Gaming Great
Check out a concept version of the C7 Corvette, brought to life in the virtual racing world of Gran Turismo 6, capturing the hearts of a new generation.
Explore Corvettes from Every Generation
Discover how Corvette’s influence has extended from the racetrack to the red carpet and beyond, shaping American pop culture in unforgettable ways. Don’t miss this celebration of America’s Sports Car!
