Will C8 cater for a Right Hand Drive market
 

Does GM have any plans to build the C8 in right hand drive?

They never have, so I'm not sure that will change. See here https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...australia.html

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According to articles on the intenet they would make you think that they will be made RHD from factory.

But I am not sold on that. Be interesting to see what happens.

Here's a list of countries that use RHD cars:

• Australia
• Caribbean Islands*
• Channel Islands
• Cyprus
• Japan
• Hong Kong
• India
• Isle of Man
• Ireland
• Jamaica
• Kenya
• Malta
• Malaysia
• New Zealand
• South Africa
• Singapore
• Thailand
• UK

I'd see a niche market at best in the UK and Japan. Maybe a bit better in Australia and NZ. But hardly enough to justify RHD production I'd think.

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You never know, I know comparing apples to oranges but Ford has now started producing RHD Mustangs (selling in India).

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I did some more research into this and got some info. I can say it is looking extremely doubtful they will come RHD from factory.

What type of information did you get back.

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A ME car is easier to adapt to the steering wheel on the wrong side market than a FE car.

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Also selling very well in Australia as well. Mustangs have been selling in Australia for 18 months since the Ford manufacturing stopped here. Holden/ GM has stopped car manufacturing here too. ie Commodore/ the US SS you imported. So, GM has to come up with a RHD vehicle muscle car to Australia in the next few years. Will it be a corvette or a Camaro? My guess is the Camaro because it has back seats.

I did some more research into this and got some info. I can say it is looking extremely doubtful they will come RHD from factory



You just contradicted yourself? As you said, a mid engine car is easier for the steering to be put on either side. ie lhd or rhd. So, that does give the c8 a chance to be both and exported to rhd countries!

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wouldn't be that hard

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