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From: Danville California
Now I'm REALLY confused
I asked the FAQ@chevrolet.com what the status of my order was (VIN 1818), because I know it has been produced, but really nothing else. I got a response saying the car was produced and they provided the VIN (which I already had), and then add sentence saying:
"Please be aware that we have shipped a number of Corvettes to the national rail head in Nashville, TN, for a final quality review of each car prior to being shipped to dealers. This final review is part of our standard procedures for a launch.
As we indicated in the press release, we have built nearly 1000 Stingrays, and we are using facilities in Nashville to expedite the process. Once the review for each vehicle is completed, the vehicle will be shipped directly from Nashville to the dealer. We do not have an estimate we can share on the amount of time a particular vehicle will spend in Nashville. "
I have asked back to them does this mean my car went to Nashville, or not? Very odd, given my high VIN. I did order the exposed CF roof...maybe this was something to do with it.
"Please be aware that we have shipped a number of Corvettes to the national rail head in Nashville, TN, for a final quality review of each car prior to being shipped to dealers. This final review is part of our standard procedures for a launch.
As we indicated in the press release, we have built nearly 1000 Stingrays, and we are using facilities in Nashville to expedite the process. Once the review for each vehicle is completed, the vehicle will be shipped directly from Nashville to the dealer. We do not have an estimate we can share on the amount of time a particular vehicle will spend in Nashville. "
I have asked back to them does this mean my car went to Nashville, or not? Very odd, given my high VIN. I did order the exposed CF roof...maybe this was something to do with it.