Depending on whether you believe that the last year of C7 production ends in 2019 (as I do), we nevertheless have proof that at least the first 2019 C7 option is no longer orderable — maybe the first C7 option itself has gone extinct.
For Canadian orderers, this official GM announcement COULD have massive consequences, i.e., might no new C7’s be ever orderable? I do not know how this might work for new Canadian orders not either already “in the pipeline” and/or the ability for additional/new C7 orders to be placed.
I hope this is not really bad news for someone originally planning to order their 2019 C7 in the spring, and/or those who were waiting for 2020 C7’s orders to open up, for two things are for sure, and that is that not only has GM not announced their will ever be a mid engine Corvette produced, nor have they announced that C7 production is ending at the end of this model year.
See the picture within the link if you want official GM proof that one 2019 C7 option has become extinct.
Proof: 1st 2019 Option Extinct - MidEngineCorvetteForum.com
For Canadian orderers, this official GM announcement COULD have massive consequences, i.e., might no new C7’s be ever orderable? I do not know how this might work for new Canadian orders not either already “in the pipeline” and/or the ability for additional/new C7 orders to be placed.
I hope this is not really bad news for someone originally planning to order their 2019 C7 in the spring, and/or those who were waiting for 2020 C7’s orders to open up, for two things are for sure, and that is that not only has GM not announced their will ever be a mid engine Corvette produced, nor have they announced that C7 production is ending at the end of this model year.
See the picture within the link if you want official GM proof that one 2019 C7 option has become extinct.
Proof: 1st 2019 Option Extinct - MidEngineCorvetteForum.com
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