On Tuesday morning we had reached out to the Corvette Assembly Plant in Bowling Green and confirmed that both shifts were back to work for the first full day of production since a tornado hit the plant on December 11th.
This morning, we’ve doubled back to get the total production count of new Corvettes built yesterday and that number is 124! According to to the C8 Corvette Owners group on Facebook, the plant completed VINs 10,033-10,156.
We are also hearing that the production numbers should be greater today and by Thursday we are hoping to see the plant return to full production of 180+ Corvettes over the course of the two shifts.
Workers at the assembly plant will have Friday off for Christmas Eve as well as the entire next week off for the annual Christmas/New Years’ production break, and then they will return to work on Monday, January 3rd.
Again, we can’t say enough about how appreciative we are of all those who work at the Corvette Assembly Plant and are building our Corvette dream machines. Merry Christmas to all!
Source:
C8 Corvette Owners
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I’ve been wondering how many cars they can produce in a day or week. I had no idea that they could produce that many. My wait might be shorter than I thought. Way to go Assembly Plant!!! I’m impressed.
Until the next inevitable delay happens. Which unfortunately seems to be a frequent occurrence with the C8.
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