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Are you the First Owner ? What year is your is your car ? And it is called a Welcome Kit !! You can call Corvette Concierge 866-424-3892 !!! My 2023 C8 took 7 months to get the kit.
Last edited by wrecker3; May 21, 2024 at 06:25 AM.
Yes I bought it brand new. Thank you for the number, it does not seem to work?
Unless the Corvette Concierge number has been changed, I've always reached them at 866-424-3892. The previously posted number has been corrected. Try it again. They should be able to help you with this. It will be helpful to have your order no. when you call. The wait time to receive the model can be very long.
Yes I googled, and got the correct numbrer. They were very nice and said they would escalate the process for me. I think I received the car last October.
It look me over 3 years to get mine. Mine was delayed because my dealer messed up with my VIN registration and I wasn't listed as the first owner. The concierge is the only one that can help you. If it is important to you, keep calling them every 2-3 months.
I got mine after only 4 weeks. 2024 purchased in early April. Received mine 4 weeks later. I was very surprised.
I am like you, I received mine in four weeks. I just received it last week.
For the guys that haven't received the model do you think the dealer has something to do with it?
It's all over the map. Our early 2020 HTC took nearly 10 montha and it was Torch Red. We're 5 months and waiting for our 2024 Z06 HTC and it's Silver Flair. No rhyme or reason as far as I'm concerned.....
Not the most important item on my shelf - someday I guess my kids will throw it in a dumpster along with all the other "dad" stuff Ive collected along the way
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