Some riders think that green is bad luck, but don’t tell that to any Kawasaki fans, or the the owners of these bikes that are perfect for Saint Patrick’s Day in one way or another.

All 1953 Corvettes were white, and most Corvettes are red, but because of the British, green is also a popular sports car color. In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, let’s look back at some of the different greens that have graced the flanks of the Vette.

Ferraris are red, Porsches are silver… How about a gallery of green Dodge cars, trucks, and vans to celebrate the emerald isle’s favorite saint?

Green is a popular color for sports cars, probably because of Triumphs, Jaguars, and MGs painted BRG, and there have been many greens in the Corvette option book over the years. Let’s look at the C4-C7 Vettes with the color of money.

George Barris was known as the king of the customizers, building dozens of amazing vehicles from the 50s till his death a few years ago. One of his lesser known creations was this early Bronco built for Ford, dubbed the Dune Buster.

In the mid-90s, Chevrolet made a general switch from the classic V8 engine design to the more recent LS motor. Looking at the two of them, how do they compare power-wise, comparing similar displacements.

This may seem a little crazy but why not add some LS power to a pony car of a different variety?