Just curious if GM plans on making 30k+ C8's per year like normal. Or, are they going to slice that number down?

They'll make as many as they can sell

ask the concierge

Not this year! So far they are on track to make less than 10K. Four weeks in production and approximately 1600 produced.

So given where we are, what are some educated guesses on final 2020 production first year C8?

We will likely know on or about September 1st.

Not looking for month...lol

From another thread:

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At 11.6 per hour for 2 shifts for a full production year (48 weeks) that would amount to 44,544.

I do like your numbers better than mine. Maybe I will get a MY20. It will be close. I am at ~210 at MacMulkin as of today.

We still tend to look at this thing like same old same old and it's not. They have tooled and developed RHD, they wouldn't do that to sell 500 cars. Even if they only do 5,000, that's 5,000 of production that the good old USA won't be getting.

Actually they'll make more than they can reasonably sell -- hence the massive incentives that kick in mid-cycle as always. Making a used Corvette one of the great used car buys.

DEPRE C8 in this case.

How many threads on production numbers do we need?