Rare 2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Stolen – Where Can It Be?
Stevenson Ranch, CA – A limited-edition 2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 was stolen from a residential driveway in Santa Clarita in the early morning hours of Tuesday, July 9, 2025.
A nearby resident reported hearing a car alarm at approximately 3:30 a.m. According to the property owner, surveillance footage shows the vehicle being driven away at 3:36 a.m.
The stolen vehicle is a Sebring Orange 2019 Corvette ZR1 — widely recognized as one of the most powerful and collectible Corvettes ever built. It was registered under California license plate RDLEGAL, with VIN: 1G1Y52D91K5800202.
The theft was reported to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department under case number 925-08726-0660-091, and has also been assigned Stolen 911 Case #25-0068. The investigation is being led by Hinch Investigations of Stolen 911.
🚗 About the 2019 Corvette ZR1
The 2019 Corvette ZR1 is considered the pinnacle of Chevrolet’s C7 platform and a milestone in American automotive history. Key facts include:
- 755 horsepower — most powerful production Corvette at the time
- Known as “America’s supercar” and GM’s fastest road car
- Last front-engine Corvette before the mid-engine C8
- Only 2,953 units produced globally
- This car was #202 off the production line
Its rarity, performance specs, and historical significance have made the 2019 ZR1 one of the most coveted Corvettes by collectors and performance enthusiasts alike.
⚠️ Why Thieves Target the ZR1
High-performance vehicles like the ZR1 are often targeted due to:
- 💰 Resale or export value in illicit markets
- 🔧 VIN swapping or cloning to pass it off as a clean-title car
- 🚨 Use in sideshows and street takeovers to show off online
- 🧩 Parting out rare models for specialty components
Los Angeles County remains a hotspot for sideshow-related auto theft, where stolen high-performance cars are used in illegal street racing events or rapidly stripped and exported.
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