[Shock and Steel]

Is it possible to see how many Camaros were built in 2023, organized by trim level, color, and package? Any info would be appreciated.

[NiickySaz]

I can help.. I have 1. Lol jk I'm curious myself

[walkerheaders]

That would be interesting to see. I ordered mine and so far have never seen another like it.

[Shock and Steel]

Originally Posted by NiickySaz

I can help.. I have 1. Lol jk I'm curious myself

Okay, that makes one V6, one I4, and a one-of-a-kind... that about does it for 2023 LOL

[SnakeEyeSS]

Add a RR A10 ZL1 to the tally!

[NiickySaz]

Lol, found this..

https://www.google.com/amp/s/gmautho...r-2023-q2/amp/

[Shock and Steel]

Originally Posted by NiickySaz

Lol, found this..

https://www.google.com/amp/s/gmautho...r-2023-q2/amp/

No doubt the increased sales for 2023 Camaro were at least partially due to (or solely due to) the announcements of the ending of the Camaro program.

[NiickySaz]

I'll be honest, once I heard they were cutting production, I kept my eye out on their inventory from late March all the way up to July when I got mine, I bought it just to hang on to it as long as I can with few mods, not a daily, not even a weekly, I got it up to the break in period and that it is it. Only put <80 miles a month on it, garage kept. But atleast I'm fortunate enough to say "I snagged one just before they go extinct"

[Shock and Steel]

I did find total sales numbers... and 2023, Jan-Sept, has already surpassed 2022 total sales... so 2023 will be a bigger year... but still only about a third of the sales of 2011 or 2014.

[50MileSmile]

Originally Posted by Shock and Steel

Is it possible to see how many Camaros were built in 2023, organized by trim level, color, and package? Any info would be appreciated.

You’ll never get the numbers broken down - total cars built only. We’ve been trying since 2018 to get them, and Chevy always says they’re not available, because they don’t track production that way (which I’ve always thought was BS). One time Chevy told me it’s really because they don’t want to get into the middle of the “My car is rarer than yours” arguments.

[JT6Speed]

Originally Posted by 50MileSmile

You’ll never get the numbers broken down - total cars built only. We’ve been trying since 2018 to get them, and Chevy always says they’re not available, because they don’t track production that way (which I’ve always thought was BS). One time Chevy told me it’s really because they don’t want to get into the middle of the “My car is rarer than yours” arguments.

Very annoying indeed. I know from previous years that at some point they do at least come out with numbers to break it down by trim and color, or trim and trans. So you can see for example how many black 1SS cars they made, or how many 1SS came in manual.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by 50MileSmile

You’ll never get the numbers broken down - total cars built only. We’ve been trying since 2018 to get them, and Chevy always says they’re not available, because they don’t track production that way (which I’ve always thought was BS). One time Chevy told me it’s really because they don’t want to get into the middle of the “My car is rarer than yours” arguments.

Originally Posted by JT6Speed

Very annoying indeed. I know from previous years that at some point they do at least come out with numbers to break it down by trim and color, or trim and trans. So you can see for example how many black 1SS cars they made, or how many 1SS came in manual.

50MileSmile is probably right in that they don't want to release the numbers, which is the dumbest "security by obscurity" and legal CYA stance that GM is perpetuating here. They're not the only ones, though, I recall working for Ford a looong time ago as an interpreter, and had to memorize their own dictionary of automotive terms that they made up, presumably to prevent industrial espionage.

I'm almost certain GM have exact inventory stats about every single numbered part and subassembly that goes into each vehicle, not just trim and color. They must be able to easily query their databases for, say, how many convertible 2LTs were made in the second week of May 2017 with kalahari knee pads and NPP, along with their VINs---basically they could give us any tabulation by any properties, down to individual part numbers, but they will not (anyone remember those A8 shudder or oil pump threads? imagine people were able to figure out whose cars have the sucky initial LT4 oil pumps and hitting the courts en masse).

[Shock and Steel]

I wanted to know, by year end, how many Camaros were made with the Shock and Steel package. And of that total, how many of the Shock and Steel packages had each trim level, including I4. I haven't seen another I4 2LT Convertible with Shock and Steel anywhere on the Internet (maybe because no one wants one HAHA).

[Shock and Steel]

Does anyone know if they are done producing 2023 Camaros at this point? Or do they produce 2023 and 2024 at the same time on different production lines?