2019 Corvette News
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CORVETTE January is an early changeover to 19 Model Year Carry over vehicle, no major changes 2018 Model Year Key dates: Unallocated sold order cut off 10/27/17 Final Consensus Nov cycle 1 Final Dealer Order Submission Process 11/16/17 2019 Model Year Key dates: Order Guide published 11/20/17 Order WorkBbench opens 11/23/17 First Dealer Order Submission Process 11/30/17 (Nov cycle 2) Start Of Retail Production 1/29/18 |
"January is an early changeover to 19 Model Year"
What does this mean? The 18's are getting screwed and will only be officially on the books for just a couple of months in 2017? |
Originally Posted by Z06NJ
(Post 1595752167)
"January is an early changeover to 19 Model Year"
What does this mean? The 18's are getting screwed and will only be officially on the books for just a couple of months in 2017? |
Originally Posted by Ken@DennyMenholtChev
(Post 1595751225)
Start Of Retail Production 1/29/17 |
that makes 2018 Corvettes "collector items" LOL!!!
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Originally Posted by Marcho Polo
(Post 1595752748)
that makes 2018 Corvettes "collector items" LOL!!!
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Wow, 2018 will be a low production year for C7
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Compressing the C7 MYs '18 & '19, will all make sense when the C8, and anything else that GM plans to start building soon is announced and released up there in Bowling Green.
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Introducing production of the 2019 model a full year before calendar 2019 ...this is stupid. I understand them coming out in September, three months in advance of the calendar year as part of the marketing hype, but 12 months ... really??? If they are going to come out with the C8 and want call it the 2019 model, then don't produce any 2019 C7's, just keep calling the C7's a 2018 model through the end of production. They can't even sell what they've produced now and this will leave everything they have on the lots and any 2018's they make virtually unsalable except at a very steep discount.
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It would seem "stupid," but I think what it really means is the C8 is ready to go and GM wants to get it to the marketplace ASAP.
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Bring on the C8, keep er moovin!
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SO.... I'll be in good position for trade-in value on my c7 when the c8 hits ? Noice!
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Dates corrected
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Originally Posted by Ken@DennyMenholtChev
(Post 1595751225)
Just in from Chevrolet
CORVETTE January is an early changeover to 19 Model Year Carry over vehicle, no major changes |
Originally Posted by Bvvet
(Post 1595754711)
Wow, 2018 will be a low production year for C7
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Originally Posted by BigJoe
(Post 1595759963)
Except, hopefully, better paint with the new process? Or will the late '18s also use the new process?
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what I was told...
ZRI finalization was delayed a little bit; this being the major reason for change. To include it in the 2018 year production meant that Bowling Green would only make 2018 ZR1's for 2-3 months. GM figured 2018 ZR1 sales would be low because most would just wait a few months until the 2019 model year. It was initially thought to sell the ZR1 as a 2019, but still keep 2018 production alive. But this was deemed too awkward, so the entire line starting with the ZR1 would also be 2019 model year. Introducing production of the 2019 model a full year before calendar 2019 ...this is stupid. I understand them coming out in September, three months in advance of the calendar year as part of the marketing hype, but 12 months ... really??? on a typical year.... the next years models would start to be built in July of the current year, and delivery starting mid/late August. I took delivery of my 2002 in late August 2001. |
Originally Posted by Mike Mercury
(Post 1595764388)
what I was told...
ZRI finalization was delayed a little bit; this being the major reason for change. To include it in the 2018 year production meant that Bowling Green would only make 2018 ZR1's for 2-3 months. GM figured 2018 ZR1 sales would be low because most would just wait a few months until the 2019 model year. It was initially thought to sell the ZR1 as a 2019, but still keep 2018 production alive. But this was deemed too awkward, so the entire line starting with the ZR1 would also be 2019 model year. |
Best bet.
Coupled with the C7 ZR1 ALL in '19 MY. Bring it!
Originally Posted by sunsalem
(Post 1595757282)
It would seem "stupid," but I think what it really means is the C8 is ready to go and GM wants to get it to the marketplace ASAP.
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