Murray not sure what you mean by that, I know half my dealers allotment are at 1100
C8 Schedule remainder of 2020
- Thread starter JCWP
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There will be NO 1100 cars built as 2020's. SOME (we hope none) of the 3000 status 2020's might have to be 2021's. It's all in the numbers. I posted what we hope they can do per week. If they can do that they will build all 20,181 (minus those already built) 2020 C8's
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Here's my understanding:
-20,181 2020 C8's are at 3000 status or better than 3000 status (ie. some of those already delivered);
-they hope to make all 20,181 2020 C8's;
-none of the C8's produced before COVID kicked in, were convertibles;
-of the 20,181 total, 17% are convertibles that have been ordered, according to what they said at the NCM Bash presentation;
-that translates into 3,431 2020 C8 convertibles, IF they fill all the 3000 or better orders, as planned.
-20,181 2020 C8's are at 3000 status or better than 3000 status (ie. some of those already delivered);
-they hope to make all 20,181 2020 C8's;
-none of the C8's regular production cars made before COVID kicked in, were convertibles;
-of the 20,181 total, 17% are convertibles that have been ordered, according to what they said at the NCM Bash presentation;
-that translates into 3,431 2020 C8 convertibles, IF they fill all the 3000 or better orders, as planned. So in answer to your question, there are 3,431 convertibles at 3000 status (or better) and none of those produced yet since convertible production is expected to start July 13;
-looking back at the last couple of years for convertible production, there were:
--- in 2019: 2,192 Stingray convertibles and 5,421 convertibles in total (for all different models such as the Stingray, Grand Sport, Z06 and ZR1);
---in 2018: 735 (only) Stingray convertibles and (only) 1,698 convertibles in total (for all different models);
---in 2017: 2,298 Stingray convertibles and 5,420 convertibles in total (for all different models);
---in 2016: 5,027 Stingray convertibles and 7,759 convertibles in total (for all different models).
-so depending upon which year you look at, the 2020 Corvette convertible shouldn't be super rare (ie. much less were made in 2018).
-in the past few years, they've been making around 30,000 to 40,000 Corvettes each year with the 2018 year being an exceptionally low production year: only 9,686 made of all the different models. The 2013 year also had a low production number: only 13,466 (5,008 convertibles). So if they make all 20,181 in 2020, it won't be the most limited Corvette production year in recent history.
-20,181 2020 C8's are at 3000 status or better than 3000 status (ie. some of those already delivered);
-they hope to make all 20,181 2020 C8's;
-none of the C8's produced before COVID kicked in, were convertibles;
-of the 20,181 total, 17% are convertibles that have been ordered, according to what they said at the NCM Bash presentation;
-that translates into 3,431 2020 C8 convertibles, IF they fill all the 3000 or better orders, as planned.
-20,181 2020 C8's are at 3000 status or better than 3000 status (ie. some of those already delivered);
-they hope to make all 20,181 2020 C8's;
-none of the C8's regular production cars made before COVID kicked in, were convertibles;
-of the 20,181 total, 17% are convertibles that have been ordered, according to what they said at the NCM Bash presentation;
-that translates into 3,431 2020 C8 convertibles, IF they fill all the 3000 or better orders, as planned. So in answer to your question, there are 3,431 convertibles at 3000 status (or better) and none of those produced yet since convertible production is expected to start July 13;
-looking back at the last couple of years for convertible production, there were:
--- in 2019: 2,192 Stingray convertibles and 5,421 convertibles in total (for all different models such as the Stingray, Grand Sport, Z06 and ZR1);
---in 2018: 735 (only) Stingray convertibles and (only) 1,698 convertibles in total (for all different models);
---in 2017: 2,298 Stingray convertibles and 5,420 convertibles in total (for all different models);
---in 2016: 5,027 Stingray convertibles and 7,759 convertibles in total (for all different models).
-so depending upon which year you look at, the 2020 Corvette convertible shouldn't be super rare (ie. much less were made in 2018).
-in the past few years, they've been making around 30,000 to 40,000 Corvettes each year with the 2018 year being an exceptionally low production year: only 9,686 made of all the different models. The 2013 year also had a low production number: only 13,466 (5,008 convertibles). So if they make all 20,181 in 2020, it won't be the most limited Corvette production year in recent history.
I'd like to know how many yellow verts have been accepted orders, can anyone point me in the right direction.
Doesn't specifically say how many yellow vert, but some info anyway...
20,000 2020 Corvettes - How They're Configured & How We Get There - MidEngineCorvetteForum.com
Harlan Charles shared today during the National Corvette Museum's Corvette Team Seminar that previously built 2020 Corvettes plus already accepted dealer orders for 2020 Corvettes total 20,181 possible 2020 Corvettes. Assuming that the report of a November 2 model year change proves accurate...
www.midenginecorvetteforum.com
Thanks, if extrapolated and 3% of all vettes are accelerate yellow and there's about 3800 verts might be about 114 yellow verts. My dealer says he might have tpw for me tomorrowDoesn't specifically say how many yellow vert, but some info anyway...
20,000 2020 Corvettes - How They're Configured & How We Get There - MidEngineCorvetteForum.com
Harlan Charles shared today during the National Corvette Museum's Corvette Team Seminar that previously built 2020 Corvettes plus already accepted dealer orders for 2020 Corvettes total 20,181 possible 2020 Corvettes. Assuming that the report of a November 2 model year change proves accurate...www.midenginecorvetteforum.com
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What status is your order number? If at 3000 you can get all the info yourself.Thanks, if extrapolated and 3% of all vettes are accelerate yellow and there's about 3800 verts might be about 114 yellow verts. My dealer says he might have tpw for me tomorrow
You can go to the Chevrolet website 2020 Corvette Stingray | Next Generation | Chevrolet Canada
Use the chat function and give them your order number, your name and your dealers name. They can tell you your TPW and confirm anything on your order.
You can also call 1-800-263-3777 for the same folks.
You can also call Order Management if you know your dealers dealer code at 800-668-5846
Good info, thanks again. I'm at 3000 status but don't have my order number. I'll talk to my sales guy today.
I put a deposit down with a Vancouver area dealer in July 2019; they never did take my order as I guess they didn’t get the allocations they expected AND they were completely silent the entire time. Then in Feb the dealer in Kelowna said they had another allocation so I was able to place my order. Got my first deposit back and gave Kelowna a bigger one. Was on chat yesterday (also with Dom) and am at 3000 but still NO TPW. Looking like a 2021 for me!
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