[Bearded_Seamonkey]

I'm planning to go to the dealer on Thursday 4/8 to place an order for a 2022 ZL1 1LE M6 (assuming gm doesn't change the order opening date). I've never ordered a car before. So freaking excited to build the exact car of my dreams.



Who else is planning to order a 2022 and what model????

[Arizona_Droptop]

Not I. But that is because I found a mint condition 2017 with every option I wanted on it with only 6,000 miles on it. Before I found that, I was on chevy's site everyday playing around with different options/configurations.

Has chevy published what updates have been made to the 2022 yet? I haven't seen anything definitive, nor any updates that I would deem worthy enough of trading my current car in for a brand new one.

[Bearded_Seamonkey]

Originally Posted by Arizona_Droptop

Not I. But that is because I found a mint condition 2017 with every option I wanted on it with only 6,000 miles on it. Before I found that, I was on chevy's site everyday playing around with different options/configurations.

Has chevy published what updates have been made to the 2022 yet? I haven't seen anything definitive, nor any updates that I would deem worthy enough of trading my current car in for a brand new one.

I agree, probably not worth upgrading. These are the changes for 2022:


Deletions

(G16) Crush exterior color
(GKO) Shock exterior color
(H01) Kalahari interior
(00T) Blue convertible top
(21T) Kalahari convertible top
(5K9) 20" Caliente wheels
(57V) 20" Caliente wheels
(A1X) LT 1LE Track Performance Package
(WGL) Kalahari knee pads, LPO
(SFA) Red Stinger Stripe, LPO

New Features

(GCF) Vivid Orange Metallic exterior color (extra cost)
(GMO) Rapid Blue exterior color (extra cost)
(BCD) Performance copper-free brake system, includes (J6H) Brembo 6-piston front and 4-piston rear, performance brakes; Required for Ship-to states of CA and WA on SS and ZL1 models
(PDP) Design Package 3

Changes

(PDL) Wild Cherry Design Package 1 name changes to Design Package 1 and is now available with exterior colors (GCF) Vivid Orange Metallic and (GMO) Rapid Blue
(PDN) Wild Cherry Design Package 2 name changes to Design Package 2, is now available with exterior colors (GCF) Vivid Orange Metallic and (GMO) Rapid Blue and is not available on 1LT, LT1 and 1SS
Click on the blue links to change image

[len125]

ordered a 2021 in august 2020 it was delivered in november of 2021 with all the options and color i wanted...best thing i ever did when it comes to cars...

[len125]

i mean november 2020....

[redcoats1976]

recently retired,cant afford to.

[Arizona_Droptop]

Originally Posted by Bearded_Seamonkey

I agree, probably not worth upgrading. These are the changes for 2022:


Deletions

(G16) Crush exterior color
(GKO) Shock exterior color
(H01) Kalahari interior
(00T) Blue convertible top
(21T) Kalahari convertible top
(5K9) 20" Caliente wheels
(57V) 20" Caliente wheels
(A1X) LT 1LE Track Performance Package
(WGL) Kalahari knee pads, LPO
(SFA) Red Stinger Stripe, LPO

New Features

(GCF) Vivid Orange Metallic exterior color (extra cost)
(GMO) Rapid Blue exterior color (extra cost)
(BCD) Performance copper-free brake system, includes (J6H) Brembo 6-piston front and 4-piston rear, performance brakes; Required for Ship-to states of CA and WA on SS and ZL1 models
(PDP) Design Package 3

Changes

(PDL) Wild Cherry Design Package 1 name changes to Design Package 1 and is now available with exterior colors (GCF) Vivid Orange Metallic and (GMO) Rapid Blue
(PDN) Wild Cherry Design Package 2 name changes to Design Package 2, is now available with exterior colors (GCF) Vivid Orange Metallic and (GMO) Rapid Blue and is not available on 1LT, LT1 and 1SS
Click on the blue links to change image

So basically just aesthetic stuff. Ok. Definitely not trading in anytime soon. I think the only thing these new models have over mine is wireless carplay and the rear view mirror camera functionality. I would like to have both of those in my 2017, but not enough for me to change my car in and redo all the financing and all that.

[tommcd24]

I have ‘21 order in, but unless by some miracle it gets picked up this Thursday, it will need to become a ‘22. Thankfully, none of the changes affect my build, so not a big deal.

Biggest issue for everyone right now seems to be the semiconductor shortage and plant closure.

[Jofu]

I might, if all the stars align properly

[zaimer]

Originally Posted by Arizona_Droptop

Not I. But that is because I found a mint condition 2017 with every option I wanted on it with only 6,000 miles on it. Before I found that, I was on chevy's site everyday playing around with different options/configurations.

Has chevy published what updates have been made to the 2022 yet? I haven't seen anything definitive, nor any updates that I would deem worthy enough of trading my current car in for a brand new one.

That's about the same experience I had. I found a pristine car with about every option (and colors) I had wanted; the purchase was almost forced.

I wouldn't have minded getting a brand new one, but it didn't make sense at the end of the day. There were little to no improvements made and I wouldn't have been able to get my first choice of color.

[Bearded_Seamonkey]

I agree that there haven't been many changes to upgrade...but for me, the closest I can find with the options I want is in Florida (I'm in PA)...but the dealer is 5 minutes from my house and I get exactly what I want. Plus, a few more months to save up some cash helps as well.

[ember1205]

The car that I genuinely want, including the one that own, doesn't seem to be out there. I will be considering ordering a 2022 if I can get the right deal to do so.

[AZCamaroFan]

after 2018 only used for me.


thanks Chevrolet.

[Heat Magnet]

If I didn't order my 2021 back in October 2020 (around my birthday), I would have ordered a 2022. Fortunately, I was able to get my 2021 before the CA/WA copper rule and avoided the silicon shortage on top of that (it was ready for pickup on New Year's Eve).