Video shows what its like to have a new Chevy Corvette picked up from the Corvette Museum

The Chevrolet Corvette is making a habit of becoming an annoyance to Europe.

The company’s new flagship car has been earning rave reviews.

Now, Chevrolet is offering the most extraordinary customer experience possible.

Luckily, we are here to break it all down for you.

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Chevrolet Corvette has been conquering European rivals

As we mentioned, the 2025 Chevrolet Corvette has been making waves across the Atlantic.

In fact, this year’s Z06 has already smashed five lap records across the United States.

The new Corvette Z06 has also absolutely demolished an Italian rival in a direct head-to-head test.

Now, though, Chevrolet is trying to outclass their European competition in a slightly different way.

This time, it is off the track – more accurately – in a museum.

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Chevrolet has decided to kick it up a gear in appreciating its Corvette customers.

In a video uploaded to YouTube, Chevrolet has just detailed their new pick-up experience.

The video kicks off from their world-famous Corvette museum – more like a shrine – in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Product specialist Billy Konsoer starts by introducing two museum staff, Chris and Ethan.

Ethan explains that the National Corvette Museum opened in 1994, whilst deliveries from the Museum started the following year.

They explain that they wanted to create a truly unforgettable experience for their loyal Corvette customers.

How does the Museum experience work?

Chris explains that you can sign up to collect your Corvette from the Museum as soon as you order your new car – inputting the code ‘R8C’ allows you to collect your new vehicle directly from the Museum.

Ethan then tells Billy that, as part of the experience, you get a personalised plaque inside your new Corvette.

When the person arrives, they get the joy of seeing their new car, as well as touring the manufacturing plant and the museum itself.

One of the nicest parts of this whole experience is the hands-on nature of it all.

You get assigned a museum expert for the whole day, who gives you a walk-through of your new car instead of ‘simply throwing an owner’s manual at you’.

As part of the package, the owner also gets a free one-year membership to the Museum.

As if that wasn’t enough, the Museum also has its own race track, where you can take your new toy out for a (guided) spin to learn how to enjoy it to the fullest.

Another very popular option is the photo album, or ‘baby book’.

This is where Chevrolet will take pictures of your Corvette throughout every stage of the manufacturing process. We think that’s very cool, indeed.

The last stage of the process is the handover.

Your assigned Museum member will bring your Corvette outside and hand you the keys in a very personalised handover ceremony.

You have to applaud the service Chevrolet is offering in truly making their customers feel like a part of the experience and the brand.