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If this was a normal model year change over the last 2021 would be built on Friday June 25th.
At some point during that shift, the regular production 2022's would start and continue the following week.
Those cars would be held as part of the captured fleet through to Friday July 2nd. The engineers would test
some of those cars over the next two weeks during the plants summer shutdown and then meet on or about Monday July 19th to discuss any issues that need to be corrected before the captured fleet cars are allowed to be shipped to dealers.
Last year the change over didn't happen until December 14th. This year September. Executives want the
model year changes to move back to a more "normal" time period. Looking like the Z06 is going to be added
to the middle/late part of the 2022 production year like the HTC was added last year. This late launch and ever
increasing demand for the Z06 isn't going to make it any easier to get back to the normal model year change over.

<blockquote data-quote="Mr.Corvette" data-source="post: 245234" data-attributes="member: 6760">If this was a normal model year change over the last 2021 would be built on Friday June 25th.At some point during that shift, the regular production 2022&#039;s would start and continue the following week.Those cars would be held as part of the captured fleet through to Friday July 2nd.&nbsp; The engineers would testsome of those cars over the next two weeks during the plants summer shutdown and then meet on or about Monday July 19th to discuss any issues that need to be corrected before the captured fleet cars are allowed to be shipped to dealers.Last year the change over didn&#039;t happen until December 14th.&nbsp; This year September.&nbsp; Executives want themodel year changes to move back to a more &quot;normal&quot; time period.&nbsp; Looking like the Z06 is going to be addedto the middle/late part of the 2022 production year like the HTC was added last year.&nbsp; This late launch and everincreasing demand for the Z06 isn&#039;t going to make it any easier to get back to the normal model year change over.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mr.Corvette, post: 245234, member: 6760"] If this was a normal model year change over the last 2021 would be built on Friday June 25th. At some point during that shift, the regular production 2022's would start and continue the following week. Those cars would be held as part of the captured fleet through to Friday July 2nd. The engineers would test some of those cars over the next two weeks during the plants summer shutdown and then meet on or about Monday July 19th to discuss any issues that need to be corrected before the captured fleet cars are allowed to be shipped to dealers. Last year the change over didn't happen until December 14th. This year September. Executives want the model year changes to move back to a more "normal" time period. Looking like the Z06 is going to be added to the middle/late part of the 2022 production year like the HTC was added last year. This late launch and ever increasing demand for the Z06 isn't going to make it any easier to get back to the normal model year change over. [/QUOTE]

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