As such, we're thoroughly in the mood for some automotive sharkdom, and we figured this is a great time to look back at some ...

It was unanimous; the Mako Shark-II had to be the next Corvette. While the Mako Shark-II was making its debut at the 1964/1965 New York World's Fair, work began on a running version—and the ...

A s you look at this amazing Pontiac concept car dating back to 1964, you can’t help but think you’ve seen it before. It ...

The 1965 Mako Shark II concept car previewed the styling direction of the C3 Corvette, albeit with greater exaggeration. Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe '71 Coupe is claimed to be a MACO ...

It has to do with former GM VP of Design Bill Mitchell, the Mako Shark concept car ... based on the 1963 Sting Ray Corvette that was about to be released to the public. Unlike most concept ...

The third-generation Corvette, now known as the C3 ... It all started with a mid-engine concept car called the Mako Shark II in the mid-1960s. Once a front-engine layout was settled upon, the ...

The peaked fenders nod to the lines of the 1965 Mako Shark Corvette concept, which previewed the 1968 C3 production car – you’ll also find those fenders on the current C8. And the visor-shaped ...

The Chevy Corvette has enjoyed eight generations of ... as a large portion of the design was borrowed from the General Motors Mako Shark concept. The front half of the car featured pronounced ...

the Chevrolet Corvette. Revealed a few months before the XVR project started, the Mako Shark II served as the inspiration for Vauxhall's gorgeous concept. However, just the front portion of the ...

Seemingly inspired by Larry Shinoda’s timeless Corvette Mako Shark II concept, the GT’s strengths were a lightweight chassis, sophisticated aerodynamics, and a beefed-up four-cylinder carried ...

1965 Mako Shark II: The C3 Corvette emerges from the depths In 1965, Chevrolet produced the Mako Shark II. Two of them, actually. First a non-running full-size model and then a running ...