The Fleet · Corvette C6
Drive a Corvette C6
in Israel.
450 horsepower of naturally-aspirated American V8, rear-wheel drive, and a certified instructor beside you. This is the car people fly home talking about.
The V8 experience
Some cars you drive. The Corvette C6 you feel. The 450-hp naturally-aspirated V8 has no turbo to wait for — press the throttle and the response is instant, linear and loud, a wall of sound and thrust that builds all the way up the rev range. It's the defining American muscle icon, and it delivers exactly what the poster promised.
Because all that power goes to the rear wheels, the Corvette is a car that rewards good driving. Your instructor teaches you to be smooth with the throttle, patient on corner exit, and deliberate with your inputs — and the car pays you back with the most dramatic drive in the EXR fleet. On the straights of the Arad circuit the V8 pulls hard and long; in the corners you learn to manage the rear end and put the power down cleanly.
It's a completely different character from the four-wheel-drive EVO X or the precise BMW M240 — undiluted, old-school rear-driven drama. If you're torn, our Corvette vs. EVO vs. BMW comparison breaks down all three.
Who the Corvette suits
The Corvette is the bucket-list pick: the car for anyone who wants maximum sensation — power, noise, presence — from a single session. It's the most popular choice for milestone gifts and once-in-a-lifetime drives, and because the instructor adapts the pace to you, it works for complete beginners as well as experienced drivers. No manual gearbox skills are required, and foreign driving licenses are accepted, which makes it an easy choice for visitors. First time on a circuit? Read our first track day guide to know exactly what to expect.
Where you drive it
The Corvette runs at both EXR locations. At the Arad race track in southern Israel — the country's most technical licensed circuit, with 14 corners, an official pit lane and a spectator area — you get repeatable laps and measurable progress. At Nes Harim in the Judean Hills, about 30 minutes from Jerusalem, the V8 soundtrack echoes off winding scenic mountain roads instead. See both locations compared, or read how the full experience works.
Every Corvette drive includes
- Certified English-speaking instructor in the car with you
- Full safety briefing before you drive
- Insurance for the driving experience
- Professional video and photo coverage of your session
Pricing: Corvette experiences run from ₪1,000 to ₪8,000 depending on duration, location and format. See the full pricing page or ask on WhatsApp for an exact quote.
FAQ
Corvette C6 — common questions
How powerful is the Corvette C6?+
EXR's Corvette C6 produces 450 horsepower from a naturally-aspirated American V8, driving the rear wheels. There's no turbo lag — just immediate, linear power and the classic muscle-car soundtrack.
Do I need experience to drive the Corvette?+
No. Every session starts with a briefing, and a certified English-speaking instructor sits beside you the whole time, adapting the pace to your level. Complete beginners drive the Corvette with EXR regularly.
Is a foreign driving license accepted?+
Yes. Tourists and visitors drive with us using their home-country license — no Israeli license or special motorsport permit is needed.
Where can I drive the Corvette?+
At the Arad race track in southern Israel — the country's most technical circuit with 14 corners and an official pit lane — or on the winding mountain roads of the Judean Hills near Nes Harim, about 30 minutes from Jerusalem.
How much does a Corvette experience cost?+
Experiences range from ₪1,000 to ₪8,000 depending on duration, location and format. Message us on WhatsApp with your preferences and we'll send an exact quote.
Is the drive insured, and do I get footage?+
Yes to both. Insurance is included in every experience, and so is professional video and photo coverage — you leave with the memory and the proof.
The V8 is waiting.
Tell us your date and where you're staying — we'll build your Corvette session around it. Compare the rest of the fleet if you're still deciding.