How The 2023 Corvette C8 Z06 Is Made

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I’m a long haul, about to retire trucker who hauled parts for the C7 and C8 corvette(fully assembled dashboards on huge racks from Alabama going to their plant in Bowling Green, Kentucky)and for the Mercedes SLR(the very expensive undercarriage carbon fiber aero pieces from an out in the middle of nowhere, down a dirt road manufacturing plant in Mississippi to I can’t remember where)….the general public would be shocked to see where all these vehicles parts come from.. mostly small towns and small manufacturers. The logistics to ship, install all of this in seriously tight time frames is truly amazing. The small town manufacturer employees are really the unsung heroes of these amazing specialized machines. Most of todays automobiles are made from parts from dozens of small manufacturers in the USA. To get to walk around the bowling green and Mercedes plants and also to walk and tour these small manufacturers is something I’ll never forget.

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Very cool. I work for an OE(on the design side) and have been lucky to walk through a couple plants. What sticks out most to me about Bowling Green is the sheer amount of complexity. The auto industry as a whole has been trying to reduce part/configuration complexity (in part due to the success of brands like Tesla that have very little complexity), so to see that GM understands the importance of customization/personalization with the Corvette is great. Thanks for a great video.

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