Visit UltimateCorvette.com and explore America’s Favorite Sports Car—the history and heritage of all eight generations of the Chevrolet Corvette, plus the latest Corvette news. He is the founder of ultimatecorvette.com, which he launched in 2025 as a follow-up to his first Corvette website, Corvsport.com, which he created in 2010 and continued to work for up through this past year after selling the site in 2016. With UltimateCorvette.com, Scott plans to expand on his vision to build the most in-depth historical database of the Chevrolet Corvette ever conceived. While this new venture will be years in the making, Scott is tirelessly at work adding content daily, expanding the database with each new historical overview, news post, or editorial piece. Scott's expansive knowledge of the Chevy Corvette began as a child when his grandfather introduced him to the world of collector cars and automotive history, and it's a passion that has "fueled" him ever since. Now, with two books ("Corvette Concept Cars: Developing America's Favorite Sports Car" and "Camaro Concept Cars: Developing Chevrolet's Pony Car") and countless articles to his writing credit, Scott's knowledge on the topic of Corvettes has made him a walking encyclopedia of the brand, and he has delighted in sharing his knowledge with the world. A lifetime member of the National Corvette Museum, a member of the SCCA, and of several car club organizations, Scott's continued involvement in the Corvette community sees him making guest appearances on automotive talk shows, blogs, and other venues. He is also a regular fixture at the Corvette Museum and the Motorsports Park, both of which he has partnered with to support their programs/events there. Scott always enjoys hearing from other enthusiasts, so please take time to reach out to him through this page, or by visiting UltimateCorvette.com online and dropping him a message there.