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6/2
1125 > 1317 = 193
1125 > 1317 = 193
Current BG production estimate
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6/3
1318 > 1504 = 187
1318 > 1504 = 187
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6/6
1505 > 1692 = 188
1505 > 1692 = 188
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6/7
1693 > 1880 = 188
1693 > 1880 = 188
Looks like they are banging them out...
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Ya, let's hope that's a good omen for Mag Ride
CamsC8
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Tomorrow should be interesting!
It BETTER be!!!
Just WOW . Finally
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6/8
1881 > 2042 = 162
1881 > 2042 = 162
WLGJ
Power User
Just spoke to my dealer/salesman. He says they get allocations for all vehicles every 2 weeks. Nothing this week , it seems. He seems to be getting pissed off because we inquire about what, where and when! I just gave him a piece of my mind. What does he expect , after 28 months , that I am happy waiting. I told him , blame GM!
DenisC8
Power User
So fair to assume your dealer didn’t get any corvette allocations for the entire month of June.
Next allocation is July 7, and if you get it, you should have your car before Nov 1st.
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Better late than never. 
6/9
2043 > 2200 = 158
6/9
2043 > 2200 = 158
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6/10
2201 > 2368 = 168
2201 > 2368 = 168
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6/13
2369 > 2556 = 188
2369 > 2556 = 188
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6/14
2557 > 2729 = 173
2557 > 2729 = 173
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HHHHmmmm
6/15
2730 > 2828 = 99
6/15
2730 > 2828 = 99
AxeZ06
Power User
Weather related?
There's a "feels like" in the low 40°C's in Bowling Green.
When temps get to a "certain" degree, employees walk.
Years ago, if it got to 110°F on the inside, we were on our way home.
Don't know UAW rules, but likely similar.
Yeah, who wants dudes sweating moonshine and BBQ sauce in their new rides...
Yep, a decade ago when I was working for Lafarge in Dubai they used to shut down the construction sites between 11 am and around 2 pm when the temperature got above 42C or something like that and that was not the humidex, that was real C. It was truly brutal. Worked there from March to June and never saw a drop of rain or a cloudy sky.