The C7’s run is soon over. That is sad because so many of us have, or have had, and tremendously enjoyed our C7’s. What a phenomenal looking and performing Corvette, which in its first year, won more major auto media awards than any other vehicle before or since. Approximately 180,000 C7’s have been so far produced, and by the time production ends roughly in July, August or September, the total run will be about 190,000 units.

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GM’s Chairperson Mary Barra just announced in NYC, at the same time she showed us the 7.18.19 camo’d C8 with that reveal date on its side, that the front engine C7 production is ending.
Ms. Barra told us clearly and precisely that the last C7 Z06 is being auctioned off at an upcoming Barrett Jackson event this year. We have learned from many other sources over the past few months, that not just is Z06 production ending, but along with it, so will C7 Stingray, Grand Sport and ZR1 C7 production too.
Approximately 180,000 C7’s have been produced, and if production continues as is believed through July or maybe a touch later, that would mean a total production run of roughly 190,000 units.
The C7 has been the most wonderful generation, but sorry, the C7 is coming to an end before this summer is over. Those who have had or have one now, are miles of smiles with our ownership experiences and our memories.
It is sad that the C7 is coming to a close!
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Picture credit/thanks to YouTube.
GM’s Chairperson Mary Barra just announced in NYC, at the same time she showed us the 7.18.19 camo’d C8 with that reveal date on its side, that the front engine C7 production is ending.
Ms. Barra told us clearly and precisely that the last C7 Z06 is being auctioned off at an upcoming Barrett Jackson event this year. We have learned from many other sources over the past few months, that not just is Z06 production ending, but along with it, so will C7 Stingray, Grand Sport and ZR1 C7 production too.
Approximately 180,000 C7’s have been produced, and if production continues as is believed through July or maybe a touch later, that would mean a total production run of roughly 190,000 units.
The C7 has been the most wonderful generation, but sorry, the C7 is coming to an end before this summer is over. Those who have had or have one now, are miles of smiles with our ownership experiences and our memories.
It is sad that the C7 is coming to a close!
Originally posted by media.gm
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