•All orders displayed below are at the factory and CANNOT be MODIFIED.
•Email or call your sales rep with questions regarding your order.
•When your order reaches 3800 status, contact us to get your VIN number.
•While you wait for your car to come in, head over to the Learning Center.
How to read the spreadsheet:
- Find your order number in the 2nd column, labeled “Order #”.
- Your order number is on the GM Order Workbench document Sean provided to you either in person or via email prior to its submission to the factory.
- Scroll all the way to the bottom of the spreadsheet to find the “Delivered” orders.
- All of the info that is available is within the same row your order # is on.
- Every order on this page will be produced within the current model year.
- Delays in production have occurred every model year of the C8 but they still manage to get every car built and delivered.
- Extenuating circumstances (ie. tornado, plant closures) will be communicated when there is a clear plan of action available.
1100: Preliminary Order
When you place a preliminary order with us, you’ll receive a unique 6-character order number to track your Corvette as it’s built. For each order cycle, we organize orders based on the date you placed your deposit and any special requirements, ensuring your order is handled smoothly and efficiently.
2000: Order Placed
When Stingray Chevrolet has an allocation slot available, your order can be placed for production scheduling. The order must pass all constraints for the current order cycle.
3000: Accepted by Production Control
Order accepted by Production Scheduling; your Corvette is officially in the production queue.
3100: Available to Sequence
Generally used as a placeholder to indicate the order is past the initial order acceptance phase and a target production week will soon be posted.
Not all orders will see this event status.
3300: Scheduled for Production
The order is scheduled for production and a target production week (TPW) is posted.
3400: Broadcast for Production
The order is broadcasted to the assembly plant. A VIN is assigned at this stage but will not decode as anything until the invoice is generated (at 3800 status).
3800: Produced
The car has been built and is in the final stages of production. Quality control checks are completed and other accounting documents are produced during this time.
We have a VIN number at this stage. Reach out to us to get it so you may set up insurance, order accessories, etc.
If you are doing a Museum Delivery [R8C], it is at this stage that we complete the vehicle transaction so you have all of the proper documentation when you pick up the car.
4200: Shipped
The car is in transit to the dealership. When we get the shipping notice from the transportation company, it usually takes 2-4 days for the car to arrive. at Stingray.
Jack Cooper Transport trucks all of our Corvettes directly to Stingray. The cars are never transported to us by rail.
5000: Delivered to Dealer
The car has been delivered to Stingray (or the delivery location indicated at the time of ordering). All Corvettes must go through a pre-delivery inspection (PDI) where components are installed on the car to make it ready for the street. Dealer installed options (LPO) are also done at this stage. Your rep will be in contact to set an appointment for final delivery.
6000: Delivered to Customer
You are in possession of the most powerful Corvette in history. Access and download the owners manuals in the Learning Center.