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About a third of US households had access to the Internet in mid-1999, a time when it was considered to have become a mainstream means of communication. At the time, CorvetteForum.com already was six months old, having been established as a means for Corvette enthusiasts to keep in touch with one another in the early days of 1999. While other early Corvette sites believed subscription fees would be the way to maintain an Internet presence, the site’s founder believed a more viable approach would be to maintain a site free to users, supported by advertisers.
The premise proved valid and CorvetteForum, purchased by Internet Brands in 2007, now is the largest and most active site for Corvette enthusiasts in the world with 513,000 registered users and almost 52 million posts.
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CorvetteForum is a multifaceted media hub dedicated to America's Sports Car, aka the Chevrolet Corvette. With over 12M monthly page views, CorvetteForum divides its experience into two main arenas: user forums and editorial.
The forums serve as a gathering place for Corvette enthusiasts to ask technical questions, discuss the latest news, share information, and speculate about the future of their favorite brand. The conversations are the heart of the community, but the friendships formed through this mutual interest extend well beyond as our members frequently host meet-ups, charity drives, and more.
The editorial section publishes breaking news, automotive features and original content created by our award-winning staff of editors and freelance automotive journalists who represent decades of combined experience and expertise. Source
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