The Lost Corvettes is giving away the most powerful production Corvette ever built to raise critical funds for nonprofits that preserve American history, support veterans, provide jobs for people with disabilities and bring joy to children in need.

The 2025 Corvette ZR1 delivers 1,064 horsepower from a hand-assembled 5.5-liter twin-turbocharged V8. It reaches 60 miles per hour in just 2.3 seconds and pushes past 233 mph. Painted in Rest Mist Metallic with a Natural Dipped Leather interior, this ZR1 represents the pinnacle of American performance. The winner also takes home $25,000 in cash, or can choose an alternative $150,000 cash grand prize.

Proceeds from the sweepstakes directly support four nonprofit organizations:

• The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum, persevering the legacy of classic American automotive innovation.

• TRI Industries, expanding employment opportunities for veterans and individuals with disabilities.

• Stand for the Troops, in partnership with The Lost Corvettes, funds veteran advocacy and support programs.

• Ciocca Chevrolet Buick GMC Atlantic City, working with Atlantic County Toys for Tots to bring holiday gifts to children who need them most.

This campaign follows last year’s successful sweepstakes, when The Lost Corvettes awarded a 1969 427 ZL-1 Tribute Corvette Coupe to Robert VanKuiken of Beavercreek Township, Ohio. That vehicle, part of the legendary 36-car Peter Max VH-1 Collection, had been rediscovered and restored through the organization’s ongoing partnership with Stand for the Troops.

Now, The Lost Corvettes invites enthusiasts and supporters to take part in this year’s campaign before it closes on Dec. 21, 2025. As a friend of the organization, take 25% more entries with code LOYALCORVETTES.