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My car was TPW 10/25 . Maybe to many options and being red ? Then also only running I shift. I haven’t seen any vin #6000 either .
Unless one of your options is the issue. There are guys getting their cars build one and two weeks ahead of their TPW, and another with a two week slip. I was thinking you just miss typed 11/13 tom12/13.
I do not want to disappoint anyone here who are waiting for their orders to be built but my order with MM which had a TPW of 10/25 was not built this week and I have no updates from MM, the Corvette Museum and the Corvette Concierge. Till this evening all were just reporting that I have a TPW of 10/25 and no other news at all to give me some comfort.
I wish I could see a TPW 11/1 so at least I would know that my order is on for next week. This would have been very welcome.
I know that sometime in the near future my order will be built, but the method how this delay has been handled by all responsible parties by keeping customers in the dark has been disappointing and unwelcome.
This system must be improved to keep customers notified properly.
Last edited by JohnUSA1; Oct 30, 2021 at 12:12 AM.
My original TPW was 10/25 and was on track to be built on 10/26 at the normal ~181 day rate (VIN 5772). At the ~91 day rate it is projected to be built on 11/2, one week later. I found the following projections useful that were posted in a different thread. If you know your VIN you can figure out when your car might be built if the numbers continue as they are. If they go back to two shifts on 11/8 then things will improve for that week and beyond:
My original TPW was 10/25 and was on track to be built on 10/26 at the normal ~181 day rate (VIN 5772). At the ~91 day rate it is projected to be built on 11/2, one week later. I found the following projections useful that were posted in a different thread. If you know your VIN you can figure out when your car might be built if the numbers continue as they are. If they go back to two shifts on 11/8 then things will improve for that week and beyond:
My original TPW was 10/25 and was on track to be built on 10/26 at the normal ~181 day rate (VIN 5772). At the ~91 day rate it is projected to be built on 11/2, one week later. I found the following projections useful that were posted in a different thread. If you know your VIN you can figure out when your car might be built if the numbers continue as they are. If they go back to two shifts on 11/8 then things will improve for that week and beyond:
I’m hoping that the ECM inventory is substantial otherwise the cars will be produced , shipped to dealer and wait for parts to be installed. I should be built by the 9th/10th #6377 🤞
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DefaultSorry for the delay in posting the production for Thursday. . We are in the Canary Islands and finally ran out of luck with the internet and had no access for 24 hours. As reported by John58, BGA is running a single shift through next week and have adjusted the SS projection to show this. As BobG and C8J have personally experienced and detailed, the current issues and anxiety created will pass and we can then worry about the next 1st world problem for each of us. 19 consecutive weeks of full production was awesome by BGA and we can now look forward to their continued exemplary efforts.
I did go down to Ciocca's for the Z06 Wait List opening. About 110 buyers spent the night. I got there around 10:30 and if I knew they were passing out numbers I'd been around 130. I went looking to say high to Dave then I got 159. I think there around 200 in total. The Ciocca web site stayed up, but buyers registering had to Bank Wire their deposits so In think all 200 in person are ahead of any internet registrations.
Over night campers at Ciocca waiting for the Z06 Wait List opening.
I did confirmed Consensus is every two weeks. But for the C8 it's every 4 weeks. This the next Allocation cycle starts 11/11. He think he should get a good allocation based on his Oct delivered cars numbers (the lot was basically empty 30 new C8s) but he said it's only a guess. He was very buys but gave me time and answered more of my questions. I think is one of the good guys and the True King of Corvette sales, but he will never clam that title himself.
I may start a Z06 Wait List/Allocation spread sheet.
Here is a good video, he supports what Dave has been telling my the old history with the C8 is all out the window. Dave said nothing with the C8 is normal.
I just opened a new thread as a Thank To Ciocca Corvette and Dave from the 119 of us that got allocations this month. We only had to wait 6 months. So please hit the thread with a post or like. They have gotten 533 2022 allocations thus far. More than any other dealership. I'm very happy I got on to their list.
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No list. This will be my 3rd vette in 6 years from them. I spoke with dealer in Jan he told me I could have his first 2022 allocation. he received 2 in July and called me.
I ordered with no deposit.
Any updates? I'm getting mine from there also......Status is 3000 today
I'll bet you are looking at a 2023, considering the last 2022 order will be Feb. But I don't has a good handle on MacMuklin's monthly allocations. I'm guessing an 90 a month average
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. We are in the Canary Islands and finally ran out of luck with the internet and had no access for 24 hours. As reported by John58, BGA is running a single shift through next week and have adjusted the SS projection to show this. As BobG and C8J have personally experienced and detailed, the current issues and anxiety created will pass and we can then worry about the next 1st world problem for each of us. 19 consecutive weeks of full production was awesome by BGA and we can now look forward to their continued exemplary efforts.
