[wuplash]

Originally Posted by DylansZLE

I dont think there was 70 Rapid Blue ZL1 1LEs built LOL

My thoughts exactly.
I'm figuring 7 or 8 Rapid blue zl1 1le's with the 6 speed built according to the final heritage numbers.
Seems legit as i have looked alot since fall of 21 and have only seen 7 including mine.

[Carzzy]

Terminator 6 Very nice job on the ZL1 Spread Sheet from 2017-2022.

[HemiDave]

Originally Posted by wuplash

My thoughts exactly.
I'm figuring 7 or 8 Rapid blue zl1 1le's with the 6 speed built according to the final heritage numbers.
Seems legit as i have looked alot since fall of 21 and have only seen 7 including mine.

I saw one in NJ.

[wuplash]

Originally Posted by HemiDave

I saw one in NJ.

You happen to know if it was a 6 speed?

[HemiDave]

Originally Posted by wuplash

You happen to know if it was a 6 speed?

No idea.

[gblaue]

Originally Posted by Timinator6

I took the data from the ZL1 camaro6 posts for 2017 thru 2020. Then GM heritages Sent me the 2021 and 2022 data. I consolidated it and added my estimates for each color for Coupes, Converts & ZLE’s. It’s a lot of numbers and math and speculation but it gives a ball park of the what the numbers could be. I probably made mistakes, I’m just a knuckle dragging ZL1 driving ape. Enjoy!

Here is some information from the GM Heritage Center for the 2017 Bright Yellow ZL1. Only 54 car were built in Bright Yellow.

[Timinator6]

Interesting gblaue
For the 2017 ZL1 info I used this post.
https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=515520

I noticed a few errors in the 2017 numbers also. But it show 164 total for yellow Z’s
I asked GM heritage for 2017 info but no answer.

[gblaue]

Originally Posted by Timinator6

Interesting gblaue
For the 2017 ZL1 info I used this post.
https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=515520

I noticed a few errors in the 2017 numbers also. But it show 164 total for yellow Z’s
I asked GM heritage for 2017 info but no answer.

That's what they gave me. The total # of cars is correct. 3048-1234 (manuals)=1814(automatics). 54 may be the number of hardtop 6-speed manuals? I have no reason to not believe the other numbers that she provided.

[jjgi5150]

Timinator6,

Thanks for posting this data. I've been asking for it for several months from Heritage but got no reply. I must have not asked nice enough! Anyway, I'm very glad to see that the numbers for the M6 ZLE in my color are so small. Makes me feel like these cars will likely hold their value pretty well.

It's kind of cool to know there are only 12 other 2022 M6's in my color out there. It was also interesting to see that there were less than half of the total WCT's made in '22 than in '21.

Mine was partially completed in late October '21 but not finalized for delivery until May '22. The dealer was told it was due to the parts constraints that occurred in late '21 through early '22. The dealer thought it was the carbon fiber for the hood and spoiler, more than the chip issue. My car sat out in the storage lot in Lansing for all those months. Fortunately, there are no ill effects from all that.


Anyway, Thanks again for the info.

JJ

[S1n1str]

Originally Posted by Timinator6

Unfortunately they don’t brake it down that far. But you can make a guess with the A10/M6 % ratios.

Hello - First-time Camaro owner and first-time poster. It's great seeing these production numbers on the builds and I'm trying to figure out just how unique my build might be for 2022. I see that there were 2,006 Coupes and of those 433 were (A1Z) 1LE. Is there a way to possibly determine of those 433, how many were in (GJI) Shadow Gray with the 6 SPD Manual Transmission?

I love this car and was lucky enough to get every possible option available on it! Just passed the break-in milage and looking forward to tracking it this summer!

Thanks in advance for your response(s).

[Timinator6]

S1n1str.
GM Heritage will not brake it down that far from what I can tell. They must not have that data available in a quick look up database. I guess they could by looking up every VIN. That would take months. But I would think that date would be stored somewhere. Anyway, that’s why I did this best guess spreadsheet, until we get the real data.

[wuplash]

Originally Posted by S1n1str

Hello - First-time Camaro owner and first-time poster. It's great seeing these production numbers on the builds and I'm trying to figure out just how unique my build might be for 2022. I see that there were 2,006 Coupes and of those 433 were (A1Z) 1LE. Is there a way to possibly determine of those 433, how many were in (GJI) Shadow Gray with the 6 SPD Manual Transmission?

I love this car and was lucky enough to get every possible option available on it! Just passed the break-in milage and looking forward to tracking it this summer!

Thanks in advance for your response(s).

Going by the gm heritage numbers posted it looks like 3.22 zl1 1le's built in Shadow gray with the 6 speed manual.
433÷179=2.41% of 22 1le track package have the 6 speed
134 shadow gray color x 2.41%=3.2294
1le with the 6 speed is easier to figure percentage wise with the heritage production figures since the mh3 is specific for that package.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by Timinator6

S1n1str.
GM Heritage will not brake it down that far from what I can tell. They must not have that data available in a quick look up database. I guess they could by looking up every VIN. That would take months. But I would think that date would be stored somewhere. Anyway, that’s why I did this best guess spreadsheet, until we get the real data.

It's so messed up when we know gm has realtime tracking information for every nut and bolt that goes into each car. Of course they have it in a database that can be queried for anything, there is no way they wouldn't, they simply don't want any outsiders to have that information.

to the forums, S1n1str, by the way, hope you'll have a great time with us As far as I can tell, your best option is the kind of approximation that wuplash posted.

[BundiMan]

I could understand if they only pulled from the VIN info, but they can tell us if they have the 1LE package. They should be able to give an exact number of A10 vs M6 for every color