kingoftheroad
04-22-2010, 01:32 AM
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GM reported March sales of America’s sports car set its best mark in three months with 955 Corvettes delivered. That mark is 331 more than February and 101 more than January. We’re glad to see the figure moving upwards but calendar year to date sales (Jan-Mar) are still -20% down from the same time period a year ago.
One area I am concerned about is the rising inventory of 2010 Corvettes. Last month at this time, we saw 2,389 Corvettes available and as of today, there are 3,590 2010’s available. If this trend continues, you can bet we’ll see the Bowling Green Assembly Plant go idle for several weeks until supply matches demand. In addition to total production, the ZR1 is more available then ever before with a total 374 sitting in dealer’s showrooms.
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March 2010 Corvette Sales (http://www.corvetteblogger.com/2010/04/01/march-2010-corvette-sales/#more-1804)
GM reported March sales of America’s sports car set its best mark in three months with 955 Corvettes delivered. That mark is 331 more than February and 101 more than January. We’re glad to see the figure moving upwards but calendar year to date sales (Jan-Mar) are still -20% down from the same time period a year ago.
One area I am concerned about is the rising inventory of 2010 Corvettes. Last month at this time, we saw 2,389 Corvettes available and as of today, there are 3,590 2010’s available. If this trend continues, you can bet we’ll see the Bowling Green Assembly Plant go idle for several weeks until supply matches demand. In addition to total production, the ZR1 is more available then ever before with a total 374 sitting in dealer’s showrooms.
Continue Reading
March 2010 Corvette Sales (http://www.corvetteblogger.com/2010/04/01/march-2010-corvette-sales/#more-1804)