General Motors Bowling Green Corvette Assembly Plant

Every Corvette made today is produced in Bowling Green, Kentucky. See the step by step production of America's favorite sports car on this one-mile walking tour. Tours typically offered Monday-Thursday at 8:30 am, 11:30 am, 12:45 pm and 2 pm. Call or go online for tour schedule and reservations. Internal business matters can cause cancellation of tours; it is best to call ahead. No cell phones, cameras, purses, back or fanny packs. Closed toe shoes only. Must be 7 years or older, school groups must be 3rd grade or above. Please arrive 30 minutes prior to tour time.
The National Corvette Museum also offers indepth, behind the scenes VIP Plant Tours for guests wanting a smaller, more intimate and personal experience.

[@louismazza9966]

The C6 Z06 is the real legend next to the 67 vette with the 427, it’s the last time you will be able to buy a vette that has a manual transmission and it’s the last time you will ever see a Natural Aspirated 427 motor ,these cars will soar in price before you know it.

[@CamaroRick]

Great video

[@xpointerx]

I wonder how much of a discount they get a corvette for? Lol

[@ronnyvaughn4854]

I have a Corvette on order and they told me that they were not going to start doing this till February but when I ordered it they told me I would get it in February and I see Jay Leno driving a convertible and a hardtop and I saw one on TV on the auction decline was going to be the first one to show that was on Barrett-Jackson Auction supposed to be the first Corvette sold 2020 Corvette it seems like everybody is getting one before they start building them but me and the people I ordered it from said do not call them that General Motors would contact me by email I have gotten no email I had to call to find out that they were not going to make it until February and that's after I've seen five people on anyone am I ever going to get mine

[@chrish5503]

Punctuation is your friend, Ronny. And put the coffee down and step away from it...