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It's been almost 10 months and I still haven't received mine. Everything I've read on the forums says it could come in as little as 3 months or as long as 1+ years with no rhyme or reason. I'm trying to be patient.
It's been almost 10 months and I still haven't received mine. Everything I've read on the forums says it could come in as little as 3 months or as long as 1+ years with no rhyme or reason. I'm trying to be patient.
Apparently there was a shortage of HTC models in Arctic White. They are shipping now. Mine arrives Monday almost 13 months after taking delivery of my car.
Does anyone know if GM is still distributing this model to their new corvette customers?
Is there any requirements like a minimum MSRP or anything else that their customer must meet before they send it out?
in general, How long does it take to receive it?
It took me 8 months to get mine and as far as i know they are still doing it..I got a call yesterday from the concierge asking me if I had gotten my gift...Yesterday was one year day on my vette...She says she was checking to see if people got their gift....So be calm its coming and it is cool...The funny thing to me it also took 8 months to get the real thing....
If you ask GM what the delay is they will tell you there is a part shortage.
Covid, lack of employees, .... you name it. Anything but responsibility on their **** poor management. The only unique item is the engraving- hmm waterfall gets engraved. Maybe they could do it at the same time. No, that would be too simple. Not like they don't have months or years prior to the C8's shipment from BGA. It could even be in the Frunk. Logic escapes some engineers.
Back Still when everyone said don't get a first year model, it was 8-12 weeks.
Hard to understand the harsh criticism regarding delivery of something you get as a gift. What difference does it make when you get it? Today tomorrow the day after. And GM didn't have to design and send you anything at all. Their choice. You didn't buy a $100K car to get a $50 glob of plastic on a cheap plastic base. Chill folks.
Hard to understand the harsh criticism regarding delivery of something you get as a gift. What difference does it make when you get it? Today tomorrow the day after. And GM didn't have to design and send you anything at all. Their choice. You didn't buy a $100K car to get a $50 glob of plastic on a cheap plastic base. Chill folks.
I was just about to post the same sentiment but you beat me to it. If I were a GM exec reading these posts I would think, "This is supposed to be a nice bonus. If we are going to be criticized about it, let's cancel the program."
The criticism from me wasn't about the free model, .... I agree with all of that 100%. It was a commentary on the state of business management (not just US) and frankly how unprofessional it has become overall in recent decades. Some of the complaints on the forums would not exist with better management overall. There wouldn't even need to be a SS if the CC did the job properly. No Mas, No Menos.
Most of the people who have posted about getting their model over the last few days (myself included) looks like they are black HTC cars. A few HTC cars in other colors. They may not have judged exactly how many HTC cars would be purchased.
I just received mine today. 369 days after taking delivery of my car. I had pretty much given up on it. I called about it several times and never got the answer I was looking for. Yesterday, I received a notice from FedEx indicating I had a delivery coming from the Chevrolet fulfillment center. What a pleasant surprise!
I took delivery of my 2022 in March, just received my model today, so about 7 months. I was surprised by the size and the quality. The pictures I've seen don't do it justice. The model and base are not just cheap plastic. The base is thick solid plastic and has a magnet built into it. The car is metal with a felt bottom. It's quite heavy but smaller than I imagined. In the second picture, I placed a credit card next to illustrate the size. Credit Card to illustrate the size
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