13 Jul 2026, Mon

Father’s Cadillac Blackwing Collides With Son’s Corvette Z06 at Car Meet

A father-son outing to a car meet turned costly after a Corvette Z06 and a Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing collided in the parking lot, in a moment captured on video that quickly circulated online.

What the Video Shows

According to the footage, the Corvette was making a right turn at low speed when the Cadillac entered the frame traveling too quickly to stop in time. Despite an attempt to swerve, the Blackwing struck the rear of the Corvette, causing significant damage to the rear bodywork.

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Father and Son Involved

The Cadillac was reportedly being driven by the father, while the Corvette belonged to his son. The Z06 sustained substantial rear-end damage, while the extent of damage to the Blackwing’s front end was not immediately clear from the footage.

No Injuries Reported

Both drivers were uninjured in the incident. The collision serves as a reminder that even experienced enthusiasts can misjudge stopping distances when dealing with high-horsepower vehicles.

Comparable Performance, Different Outcome

The Corvette’s supercharged 6.2-liter V8 and the Blackwing’s LT4 engine, which produces 668 horsepower, are both capable of serious performance, making the low-speed nature of this particular incident somewhat ironic given the capability of both vehicles involved.

A Story That Resonated Online

The video drew widespread attention on social media, with many commenters noting the unusual family dynamic of the crash and speculating about how the incident might come up in future conversations between father and son.

By Shawn Henry

Shawn Henry has been writing about cars long enough that it's less a job than a habit he can't shake. He covers a little of everything—classic machines, the newest tech, and wherever the industry happens to be heading—and he's the type who actually understands what's going on under the hood, not just how to describe it. Mostly, he just likes telling a good car story.