5000 was the initial rough estimate... then Covid and the plant shutdown happened... then the 2020 production run was extended and we ended up with 5823.If thats the last of the 2020 and only 5000 are made, whats with the 823? Who the got the extras?
Chevy built 20,368 C8 Corvettes for 2020 year and the ADM”s are nutsWow 5000+ that's quite a lot of them. How people still pay adm on these is beyond me.
When you compare it to the US population, 331,000,000, 5,878 cars doesn't look like a lot.Wow 5000+ that's quite a lot of them. How people still pay adm on these is beyond me.
Hahaha, well, yeah, but there's ~220M licensed drivers - and in 2019, ~17M new cars sold - then look at the breakdown of people's income, vehicle need, desire, etc., and in the much smaller demographic where there is a reasonably viable buyer, then look at the alternatives available from BMW, Porsche, Audi, etc.When you compare it to the US population, 331,000,000, 5,878 cars doesn't look like a lot.
That's one car per 56,311.67 people.
55 Pilot Production cars sounds just about right for the 3rd generation GT500 launch year.Total VINs issued, 5930 minus 52 cancelled equals 5878 according to @Snoopy49.
It is befitting that the last 2020GT 500 wears the pristine white that graced the best looking Mustangs of all time. I know...the Wimbleton white versus Oxford white argument...but the average person will just see one hell of Sleeper Stang.My factory friend sent these to me: