2022 Corvette Order Guide Surfaces, Reveals New Features
2022 Corvette order guide doesn’t have pricing just yet, but now you can spec out your dream ride ahead of ordering.
It’s hard to believe, but we’re already on the verge of moving on to the 2022 model year. This includes the C8 Corvette, which has faced its fair share of production challenges in recent months, as is the case with almost every other vehicle on the planet. Regardless, those planning on getting a new Corvette can now scope out the entire 2022 Corvette order guide here, as it was recently discovered by the folks at Corvette Blogger.
The new model year doesn’t bring any earth-shattering updates to the C8, of course, but the 2022 Corvette order guide does contain some interesting information worth pointing out. As we’ve previously reported, the 2022 model year Corvette gets three new exterior colors – Amplify Orange, Hypersonic Gray, and Caffeine Metallic, along with a new low-profile rear spoiler.
Additionally, the IMSA GTLM Championship Edition is making its debut in both coupe and convertible forms, paying tribute to the Corvette’s racing variant with special graphics, a choice of Accelerate Yellow or Hypersonic Gray paint, a large rear wing, carbon flash side mirrors, black trident wheels, Jake logos, yellow seat belts, and a numbered plaque. A grand total of 1,000 of these special cars will be built.
The Corvette team has also added three new carbon fiber items to its options list – visible carbon fiber door intake trim (LPO RWJ), High Wing Spoiler in visible carbon fiber (LPO 5Z5), and black ground effects (LPO 5V7).
As of this writing, the full price list for the 2022 Corvette hasn’t yet been released, but GM previously said that both the coupe and convertible would cost $1,200 more for the new model year. It’s quite possible that at least some options will go up in price as well, a side effect of the unprecedented supply chain shortages facing automakers at the moment.
It’s expected that order banks for the 2022 Corvette will open this month, so we’ll know a lot more when/if that happens. But for now, those thinking about ordering one can go ahead and spec out their dream ride by using the order guide, even if they won’t know exactly how much it will cost just yet.
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