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Constraints for the Dec/Jan Corvette Order Cycle

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Constraints for the Dec/Jan Corvette Order Cycle

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It was nearly a month ago that dealers were sent their allocations for the December 2024 Corvette order cycle on December 13th, but then we learned that ordering for that cycle would fall to today (January 9th).

This morning, dealers received the constraints, and the order bank is now open for submissions. According to the constraint report, the expected Target Product Week (TPW) for this order cycle is planned for February 3-9, 2025.

We were hoping with the three week break over the holidays that parts would be readily available for the cycle, but it appears that the same options are once again on constraint. Most of what we have seen so far is that quantities are available for these items, but they are limited.

Thanks to a friend at a Chevrolet dealership, we have the list of constraints below:

Corvette Stingray
• Q9I Gloss Black Wheels

Corvette Z06
• T0F Carbon Flash Painted High Wing
• T0G Visible Carbon Fiber High Wing
• J57 Carbon Ceramic Brakes
• SOA Black Spider Wheels
• CFZ Carbon Flash Ground Effects w/o T0F
• CFV Visible Carbon Fiber Ground Effects w/o T0G

Corvette E-Ray
• CFZ Carbon Flash Ground Effects w/o T0F
• CFV Visible Carbon Fiber Ground Effects w/o T0G

As this is still technically the December 2024 order cycle, we’ve been told that a January order cycle will also be happening later in the month. However, its possible that GM could simply delay the start of it until early February due to the current inventory of 2024s and 2025s already on the ground.


Source:
Chevrolet

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  1. How is it possible that the same part can be on constraint for 3 years and GM does not souce a new supplier? Parts are supposed to be Just in Time not Just when you feel like it Q9I wheels have been on constraint forever like the high wing. There are dozens of shops that could make these items.

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