Official production numbers of 2014
08-26-2014, 05:21 AM
#61
Surprised that there are so few Blade Silver cars...awesome color 
Exterior colors break down as:
19% – Torch Red
17% – Arctic White
16% – Black
11% – Cyber Gray
9% – Laguna Blue
8% – Crystal Red Metallic
6% – Velocity Yellow
6% – Blade Silver
5% – Night Race Blue
4% – Lime Rock Green
Exterior colors break down as:
19% – Torch Red
17% – Arctic White
16% – Black
11% – Cyber Gray
9% – Laguna Blue
8% – Crystal Red Metallic
6% – Velocity Yellow
6% – Blade Silver
5% – Night Race Blue
4% – Lime Rock Green
Watch out NRB fans. You're next on the chopping block (that is, if DSOM lives to see another year).
08-26-2014, 06:59 AM
#62
Race Director
08-26-2014, 07:18 AM
#63
Team Owner
I wonder how many 2014 ZF1's were produced. I was told be a realiable source my LRG ZF1 is "very rare".
Any one know if I'll be able to get that kind of detail?
Any one know if I'll be able to get that kind of detail?
08-26-2014, 07:38 AM
#64
Melting Slicks
For me, the biggest surprise is that 16% bought cars without NPP?
I am also a little surprised kalahari didn't beat red for second most popular interior color.
And, it is also pretty revealing that 81% of buyers paid for one of the wheel options.
I am betting the average (MSRP pricing) vehicle retail price due to heavy optioning is higher (adjusted for inflation) than any prior model year.
I am also a little surprised kalahari didn't beat red for second most popular interior color.
And, it is also pretty revealing that 81% of buyers paid for one of the wheel options.
I am betting the average (MSRP pricing) vehicle retail price due to heavy optioning is higher (adjusted for inflation) than any prior model year.
08-26-2014, 08:58 AM
#65
Jukebox Graduate
08-26-2014, 07:31 PM
#66
Melting Slicks
I think rather than a luxury item, it is viewed by many as an optional weekend car; and optional items are the first to be cut in a recession. In the downturn Mercedes E-Class, Lexus LS's and BMW 5-series sales (all about the cost of a C6) didn't drop very much, but those are almost universally daily drivers.
08-26-2014, 07:51 PM
#67
Team Owner
08-26-2014, 08:40 PM
#68
Moderator
Eventually they will release statistics that include the number of each option sold. The next issue of the Corvette Black Book will have the data, but it will probably appear online before then.
08-26-2014, 09:12 PM
#69
Jukebox Graduate
I think rather than a luxury item, it is viewed by many as an optional weekend car; and optional items are the first to be cut in a recession. In the downturn Mercedes E-Class, Lexus LS's and BMW 5-series sales (all about the cost of a C6) didn't drop very much, but those are almost universally daily drivers.
In another thread I said the Corvette is more like an expensive boat. Most of us have a nice car
