Month: April 2009

As always, we at CorvetteBlog have the latest constraint information straight from General Motors.

• 2009 Corvettes:  There are only 2 constraints to report this week.  First 425 Linen Custom Leather Interior has been discontinued, so that constraint will exist until build-out.  Second, 74U Victory Red is now built out, so no additional Corvette orders will be taken with that exterior color.
   
• 2009 Corvette Z06:  There are the same 2 constraints to report.  First 425 Linen Custom Leather Interior is discontinued, so that constraint will exist until build-out as well.  Second, 74U Victory Red is now built out, so no additional Corvette orders will be taken with that exterior color.

• 2009 Corvette ZR1:  The only 2 constraints are the 425 Linen Custom Leather interior and 74U the Victory Red exterior, which are both no longer available for ordering.

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