Can I watch my new Corvette being built?

Take delivery of your new C8 Corvette at the National Corvette Museum and become a part of automotive history. See your car on the assembly line as it's being built, receive a photo album chronicling your Corvette's production, and drive your new ride off the museum floor fresh from the factory.

How long does it take to get a Corvette after ordering?

Once your order is placed, the expected build and delivery time is 6 to 8 weeks.

What is the wait time for a new Corvette?

Average wait is about 10-12 months.

How many 2021 Corvettes are being built per day?

As of Thursday, the plant has completed 25,782 Corvettes which leaves just 434 Corvettes remaining to be produced for the 2021 model year. As the Bowling Green Assembly Plant has been averaging around 175 per day, we are most likely looking at the start of the 2022 model year on Wednesday, September 8th.

How do I track my 2020 Corvette order?

If you are interested in tracking your vehicle, please visit Chevrolet.com and initiate a live chat session. There, you will be able to provide the representative with your vehicle order number, which is provided to you by your dealer.

WATCH your C8 Corvette LT2 Engine being BUILT! This is AWESOME! *Mid Engine Corvette*

How do I check on my Corvette order?

If you placed an order through another dealership, please check with that dealership for the status of your order or, contact the Chevrolet Corvette Concierge at 866-424-3892.

What is current status of Corvette production?

2023 Model Year Production

2022 Corvette production will end on May 6th, and the Bowling Green Assembly plant will begin building the 2023 Corvette on May 9th, 2022. Salable builds of the C8 Corvette Z06 are expected to start in the summer.

How long does it take to get a Corvette from the factory?

It can take 2-4 weeks for your Corvette to ship. 4200 – Shipped: Your Corvette has been shipped! It usually takes 2-4 days for your car to arrive to our dealership from the Corvette plant.

How many C8 Corvettes can be built in a day?

As a full production schedule is 184 Corvettes per day for 920 per week, the output from last week was 12.5% higher than what is considered full production. However, the Assembly Plant rarely reaches that 920 cars goal per week.

Is the 2022 Corvette sold out?

Back in early September, we reported that Chevrolet had already sold half of the 1,000-unit production run for the 2022 Corvette Stingray IMSA GTLM Championship C8. R Edition. Now, just two months later, we can confirm that all examples of the limited-edition 2022 Corvette Stingray have officially been spoken for.

Can I order a new Corvette from the factory?

We've seen some videos from a couple of dealers who have proclaimed that ordering is open for the 2022 model year Corvettes. This is true, yet there is a catch which you should be aware of. Chevrolet dealers are able to start submitting initial orders of the 2022 Corvette into GM's Workbench order system.

How many 2022 Corvettes are made in a day?

A near-perfect week of Corvette production at the Corvette Assembly Plant would see the completion of about 184 cars per day or 920 for the week.

How long is the wait for 2022 Corvette?

How long is the wait for a 2022 C8 Corvette? C8 Corvette wait times will vary from dealer to dealer. In 2020, the wait time was only about 6-8 weeks. According to Autoevoloution, these days, the wait time ranges from 12 months to four years, depending on which trim level is ordered.

What does Corvette Museum Delivery mean?

*R8C Museum Delivery is picking up one's Corvette as a finished product approximately 2 weeks after production. The car will already be built and on display at the Museum.

What does 3000 status mean on Corvette order?

Thanks, Keith. 3000 means your car has been accepted for production!... keitholcha , 06-11-2021 03:48 PM. Intermediate.

Will there be any changes to the 2023 Corvette?

Inside, the 2023 Corvette is the same as it ever was. However, there's a new trim option called Stealth Aluminum. Folks who choose the 3LT trim level can now select an Adrenaline Red Dipped interior color scheme, which is a no-cost option.

How long does it take to build a 2021 C8 Corvette?

It could be 2 weeks worth of production, or 6 weeks worth of production. If your car is built in the first week, you'll get it a lot sooner than if it's built in the 6th week.

How many Corvettes will be produced in 2021?

A total of 26,216 Corvettes were built for the 2021 model year with Coupes making up 58% (15,112) versus the Convertibles 42% (11,104). This was the highest convertible take rate since 1969!

How many 2021 C8 have been built?

In the first year of the 2020 C8 mid-engine Corvette, a total of 20,368 were produced. That means there are 5,848 2021s than the 2020s. This is impressive for the 2021 Corvette Stingray due to all the setbacks related to parts shortages and other unfavorable circumstances.

How many Corvettes are on the assembly line at one time?

During normal times (yeah, when was that again?) the plant is set up to complete 184 Corvettes total or 92 per shift.

Can you buy a 2022 Corvette at MSRP?

The least-expensive 2022 Chevrolet Corvette is the 2022 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray 2dr Coupe w/1LT (6.2L 8cyl 8AM). Including destination charge, it arrives with a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of about $60,900. Other versions include: Stingray 2dr Coupe w/1LT (6.2L 8cyl 8AM) which starts at $60,900.

How many Corvettes are ordered?

As Chevy is in the middle of 2022 production now, it is not able to give a final tally. The magic number it is wanting is 40,000, though with the shortened production year that might be hard to accomplish.

Is there a shortage of new Corvettes?

The automaker also halted production of the C8 Corvette Stingray the week of March 21^st due to an unexpected parts shortage. That one-week stoppage forced GM to push the production start date of the 2023 model year Corvette Stingray from May 9^th to May 16^th.

Are new Corvettes in short supply?

Chevy expects production to begin again next week.

Chevrolet Corvette production in Bowling Green, Kentucky, is on hold again because of parts shortages. Chevy isn't specifying what component is in short supply. A spokesperson told Automotive News that the situation wasn't related to a lack of semiconductors.

Is there a Corvette shortage?

Production of the Chevrolet Corvette at General Motors Co.'s Bowling Green, Kentucky, plant will be shut down next week due to a temporary parts shortage unrelated to the global semiconductor shortage, the company confirmed Friday.