How The 2023 Corvette C8 Z06 Is Made
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- We take a trip to Bowling Green, Kentucky, to explain how the C8 Corvette is made. With help from Engineering and factory, we detail the complexity of modern assembly, supply chain, and how American manufacturing is alive and well. The business and finance of dedicated sports cars is always a complex topic. However, the mid-engine Corvette is a rare success story. Fans of all brands ranging from Ferrari, Porsche, Ford, Toyota, and BMW will learn something in this video.
#cars #technology #howto
Index:
00:00 Intro - What to Expect
1:16 Always More to the Story
2:38 The People Behind the Car
6:27 Rare Experience to Buy a Z06
7:37 Explaining the Assembly Process
12:09 Complexity and Supply Chain
13:55 Assembly vs. Manufacturing
16:42 The Many Trim Options
21:19 Building the Car vs. Engineering
22:22 Understanding Build Times and Speed
24:11 Different Varients, Different Issues
26:40 Making Things Easier To Build
28:07 Engine Building Z06 and Sting Ray
29:45 Understanding Engine Break-in and Dyno
32:31 Building the LT6
34:50 Rare Manufacturing and People
36:08 Conclusions and Take Aways
38:07 Doing a lot with a Little, Support SavageGeese
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A bad job assembling cars
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Very cool. I work for an OE(on the design side) and have been lucky to walk through a couple plants. What sticks out most to me about Bowling Green is the sheer amount of complexity. The auto industry as a whole has been trying to reduce part/configuration complexity (in part due to the success of brands like Tesla that have very little complexity), so to see that GM understands the importance of customization/personalization with the Corvette is great. Thanks for a great video.
That really stood out to me as well. I've been doing JIT on a very small scale with highly custom machinery for basically my whole career, first as an engineer and now an engineering manager, and it's a nightmare. Doing it with a basic platform with low part complexity is really not a major deal anymore. Doing it at this scale with the clearly high part complexity even with a base platform is very impressive, and I think it's hard to describe just how impressive it is unless you've actually done it yourself.
Spiritually, complexity is also an expression of things 'going mental'. The beauty of simplicity is underappreciated because we have been conditioned to fit into a power-tripping society.
(But this is not to be confused with the equally problematic uniformity/consolidation agenda that is part of scarcity management.)
Imagine a car that doesn't rust/corrode, where after 20 years there is a very new engine worth the swap, which is then done, because the chassis is still so good and also because you couldn't imagine ever letting go of it, because it has served you so well. Imagine you bought it when you were a youngster, and eventually you became more comfortable, so you simply got a swap to a comfort suspension, with plenty of parts available to make it cheap, often the parts being used but almost as new.
The price we pay for passion should not be other people's misery. Those who have the courage to look will see a contradiction in passion at someone else's expense.
A typical spiritual path would be to accept letting go of things or ideas and then realizing that nothing is lost through that step, but only gained.
@@anthonyantoine9232 awesome American
Technology..for some of us it's the passion
The complexity in Bowling Green that everybody seems to be bragging about is why GM will never make it in the EV business w/o filing for bankruptcy AGAIN.
The video work is absolutely amazing!!! Framing, color work, b-roll, etc. This is on another level of quality. Paired up with a great story on the corvette and this is peak automotive youtube. I've been watching since the supercharged FR-S. This channel has gone a long way. Keep up the great work!
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Fantastic video. I was fortunate to win a C8 a couple months ago from the museum raffle. The whole experience was something I will never forget. This video was amazing and second to none.
You are the luckiest man on earth! Holy shit you got a free C8?!?
@@davidhorvath66 Thanks David. Technically not free after fed and state taxes but still a heck of a lot less than buying one at MSRP. I purchased 1, $100 raffle ticket. Very fortunate to say the least.
@@brianb7844 Those would be the happiest taxes I ever paid.
@@davidhorvath66 They sure were.
Congratulations, that's fantastic!
A while back SG did a deep dive video on current gen Porsche 911s and the takeaway was how much I learned from the content presented.....I was nothing short of impressed. This video has just raised the bar by not only teaching me more about how the C8 Corvette came to be, but also introducing the real people behind the scenes in all facets of the build process. This is a rare treat for the enthusiasts who watch and are genuinely interested in the story behind the product presented. I am very appreciative of the effort that went in to make this possible. Thank you SG.
Excellent video production and content guys! I love seeing the behind-the-product stuff and hearing the perspectives of the people that do the work. Let me buy a beef n cheddar for Mark and an espresso for Jack to show my appreciation.
As a 2020 C8 owner I greatly appreciate all the content y’all provide. Not just Corvette content. The quality and level of detail y’all do is simply incredible! I did museum delivery and didn’t get to take my plant tour back in 2020. I plan on going very soon to use my rain check on the tour. Thank y’all so much for what y’all do. Keep it up please.
Which trim level did you get n how do you like the car
I just bought the 2023 stingray convertible with z51.
Car is unbelievable and I don’t care what anyone says, you aren’t getting that much car for the price anywhere
@@SameerMalik-es5ij honestly I’ve never heard anyone say that they don’t like the c8. Car is awesome I’m every way imaginable. I Hope you enjoy your car for years to come n that it treats you well in return.
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Thank you sir, and same to you
I’m loving the work you put in for the HDR version! It’s worth it as the colors really pop and you get to experience the Corvette colors a bit more realistically.
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Best automotive TH-camr by far. No formulaic bs. Whether it’s this excellent video, the real world reviews or the livestreams that I enjoy while waiting at the Taco Bell drive thru. After watching a SG video you are a little more knowledgeable about the automotive world. The fact that SG doesn’t have a million subscribers only tells me that Alexander Hamilton was right-the masses are asses!
630k subscribers as of now. The difference between that and 1M? Negligible in real world terms so your point holds no water.
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Never been a Chevy guy but this has to be their greatest product line ever
You two nailed this one. I’ve been watching your videos for years now. I think the long format is your super strength. The amount of detail in this video is phenomenal.
I love these long format videos and the livestreams. Keep ‘em coming and don’t give up.
It's pretty surreal watching a great mini-doc on a subject I spent 6-7 years of my life on. This does such a great job of explaining some of the complexity without getting into the weeds. I really do love this channel and the passion before it. Great work!
OUTSTANDING...yes, I'm shouting! Story line, video shooting, editing, total package.
I did the tour during C7 days and I'm looking forward to doing it again with the C8.
This is your best work yet.
Thank you.
Jack and Mark, and all who are involved with SavageGeese, you deserve every bit of praise you get 🙌🏼 I got goosebumps just looking at the thumbnail, reminding me of all these kinds of shows on TV that I used to watch as a kid, in awe of so many incredible cars being made, thank you so much for this! 🙏🏼
I've worked at the Tonawanda Plant...full 30 years assembly, retired now for 14 years, but of all the several lines during that time, none were for the Corvette, but still makes me proud of our great engine plant!...awesome video over all!...thank you!
This channel is no joke, and it’s heartwarming to see this kind of content. A lot of us would not get to see or hear this kind of information if not for a couple guys like Mark and Johnny B58 gold Bullion Corvette. This stuff means a lot to us weirdo car enthusiasts, so thanks guys.
damn, wasn't expecting such an emotional roller coaster. being able to watch your own car get built and documenting it is truly something special
I'm not crying you're crying
I have no clue how your channel makes any profit with the amount of time and dedication you bring to these special videos. Thank you for your continued efforts and bringing great content to the YT community.
Yeah, you used to learn about this in school.
Wow. What a video. I don’t understand how you guys don’t have a million subscribers. This isn’t content it’s art and passion. Well done. Keep up the amazing work. Now I want a corvette.
As a 28 year GM Global Prolpulsion System Mfg Engineer and auto enthusiast, I am very glad you guys do what you do. It's quality work and THIS video focusing on an aspect that is almost never appreciated (manufacturing) is very welcomed.
If you ever have the desire to tour a Powertrain Mfg Plant, hit me up and I will line you up with the right people.
Thanks again for the content!
Appreciate y’all coming to our plant!
Thank you Morgan! I hope we can show just a small window into your world, I was greatful for the experience.
Yes it was a great video and nice for someone to show and care about the actual workers putting in the hours to build a dream car for people like you!
Morgan, I am the proud owner of a 22 HTC. Watching this video makes me even more proud. The passion you guys put into building this fantastic machine is awesome. The fact that the whole team, from design to build, takes great pride in their jobs is very evident from this well put together video. I look forward to being there sometime soon to take the plant tour in person.
This could literally be released in theaters as a full fledged documentary. This is way beyond any TH-cam level content and should be a prime time commercial ad release. Awesome job. Bravo 👏 keep it coming.
Hands down the best car nerds TH-cam channel. Telling the stories of why a manufacturer does the things they do and how they get it does is so fascinating.
Thanks! You guys make the best videos!
Just wow for this video and the c8 Corvette. The corvette never did it for me until going mid-engine and after seeing the passion and QC taking place in Bowling Green, its now my aspirational car.
First off I have to say that the production and technical value of what you do to me is underrated just to be on a platform like social media opposed to a full production on a commercial level, like television or a commercial broadcast. The footwork and time just out in the field alone is a massive amount of work for just a few people to do, in itself.
On the side is GM , and how it produces the Corvette and many other vehicles, and is a tribute on how the engineering field in the GM corporation has improved drastically, over these past years. But not only that but the pride that goes into the workmanship in the vehicles they're making now, especially in the Corvette. In closing , thanks for all the great work, and video production that you put out on TH-cam.
What a passionate statement from experienced drivers/testers. A big compliment from Germany, Gentlemen - I am very impressed by your overall work and in-depth knowledge of the industry.
This car is a car to that makes you proud to be an American...The one and only
American sports car....I've only owned
Two and I never regretted one moment..
Very special car and very special owners.
Corvettes are a unique in many ways..
Thank you for this. The attention to detail and work you put in on this channel is really unbelievable
I just want to know if Mark and Jack have an entire production team that I don't know of because the production and final product is always insane to me. Thank you for such a great video - all your videos for that matter.
EDIT: lol, finally got to the section where Mark gives props to his sponsors and he confirmed that it's just him and Jack.
Honestly, your guys' videos are the only "car videos" that would make me tear up -- not only are you guys passionate but you're able to use this platform to allow others to express their passion through your videos and that is absolutely amazing!!
From Bowling Green to around the world. Makes me happy every time I see a right hand drive Corvette rolling down these streets. A little bit of Kentucky rolling thru Southeast Asia.
Fantastic video. Being an owner of the C8 Stingray, it’s awesome to see the passion of the people building them. I had an opportunity to see your Z06 at Chicago Auto Pros. You really provide the automotive industry a great service.
Incredible. Thank you.
Next level production quality in your "How it's Made" C8 Corvette release. Who would take the time do this? Logistically it must have been quite a challenge. But you guys told an often untold story about the people involved. We really get to see the people behind the cars we love. You guys even started getting me think about experiencing Corvette ownership although I am a Honda and Porsche enthusiast. If you do a savagegeese on computers series and bring in all the passion and in depth discussion you guys offer on the auto side, I would definitely watch and even consider some of those products. Dell makes great stuff. I used to be into computers but now there is so much out there, making it difficult to decide what to buy when having to replace an existing PC or Laptop
Recently watched a video about the economics of YT car review channels. Made me appreciate even more the amount of effort vs possible returns that these guys go through.
Outstanding video as always! I don't think a single other TH-cam channel comes close to the quality of car content you've provided over the years. Thank you!
Criminally underrated channel. The only channel for which I make a conscious effort to watch & like videos within a day of being released.
I can't get over how EXCELLENT you guys do with these videos! Man, this one was a real treat. Seeing the passion from everyone over at GM build this car into what it is today boggles my mind. Amazing! How in the hell you guys aren't at 1 mil subs is beyond me. I don't even watch any other car channels, yours is the best, the gold standard. Thanks guys!
This hit every point of why Corvette and the C8 in particular became my favorite car. From the long history of the company to the passion of the employees working on the project to the astonishing performance for the price, I will get a Corvette and drive it with pride!
These videos are some of the best on TH-cam, Thanks Jack and Mark for doing so much work to bring these to us.
The quality of this video is beyond belief, I enjoyed every minutes of it. Thank you so much Savagegeese team!
Thanks!
Mark and Jack, only you guys to do justice to the technology of a car! Thank you!
You guys are amazing!!! America loves corvette and SG, thank you for doing the amazing people of the plant justice and showing their incredible work! Thank you!!
Just upgraded my stingray c7 to z06 c8 with z07 package. The car is amazing. Wish I would of ordered custom for ac seats but still a big respect to the work the work involved
Ive been trying to order one for 2yrs with less than no luck from any dealership in my state.
@66rollincoal I went to my dealership to buy a stingray and they said it was out for detailing and then they basically updating me. Since I wanted the spoiler and don't fx I basically had a choice between the z06 with no fx/spoiler and one with z07 track package. Just sad I didn't get ac seats and the lift mechanic. But I do love the car and I would recommend it to anyone who can afford it because it's s pretty amazing ride
@@sparaz I dont want to be shoehorned into options/specs I don't want. The issue is I have no relationship with a Chevy dealer so I don't even have the opportunity to get a Z06 I would actually want because they simply refuse to even put me on a wait list. Guess I need to pick a dealer and buy 7 Tahoe's from them first.
@@66rollincoal you're absolutely correct in that many people get screwed with their specific option requirements. It's unfortunate that they only build 30 to 45k of them a year. I hear where your coming from though
I use TH-cam mostly on my TV and the video quality on this one was incredible. Many TV productions are far worse and they have all the money in the world. And the corvette content was top notch too. I enjoy watching assembly lines, there’s something really cool how everything works and on time.
As a Mechanical Design Engineer, and former Manufacturing Engineer, I really appreciate how you let the passion of the people who design and manufacture the Corvette come through in this video. It truly is amazing how complex producing a vehicle is, from design, sourcing parts, purchasing/planning, plant tooling , assembly line, quality, test etc..
You guys have the best content and production of ANY site on TH-cam! Awesome work!
Danke sehr! Thank you!
You guys briefly mentioned visiting the Type S, GT3, and GT4 assembly line. I would LOVE to see a similar How its Made video for each of those cars ❤
I’m a 2022 C8 owner…. Waited 684 days from initial order entry to taking delivery with my Wife at the Museum. I have had a variety of other “fun cars”… mostly German over the last 20 years. Once I placed the order this was the first car I really drilled down into the history of car’s development and the mystique of being a Corvette-er. I joined the Mid Engine Corvette forum and spent hours reading the experiences of other Vetters… And after the long wait, the delivery experience at the Museum was the crowing touch to becoming a Vette owner. Loved this video as much as I love our C8 Z51 White Knight!
These videos are so educational, well produced, and makes you appreciate everything and everyone involved.
I'm not a big Corvette fan but man this video makes me want one! I really appreciate the the time you spent on this video keep up the great work!
Really enjoyed the demo of the Bowling Green plant. I'm a '16 C7 Z06 owner and love my car and especially driving it. I really enjoyed towards the end that you interviewed several people, one lady, I think her name was Morgan, talked about working in the performance engines department and how much pride she takes in assembling performance motors. I wish you had interviewed more people along the way, they all seemed to take an enormous amount of pride in the jobs they were doing and the products they are producing. It's this commitment to excellence that helps propel the world of Corvette from being just a dream to a 5 year old, making yourself a promise that one day, I'll own one of these exciting cars to making it a reality! The heritage you touched on with delivery at the museum to a plant tour to meeting people connected to these cars is pretty amazing. I think if I ever purchase a new Corvette in the future, I'd take the time to do the museum delivery and more importantly to see the car in the plant and the biggest thing I'd like to convey to all of the men and women involved in designing, engineering, manufacturing and assembling these cars is that you're making dreams a reality and thank you.
Excellent job as usual savage geese. This really makes me appreciate the people at Bowling Green, and the enthusiasm they have for this car. I own a 2021 Z51/mag ride C8 and continue to be amazed this car got approved for production by top management.
Want to say thank you for continuing to make genuinely real long format content guys. Esp in a world driven by short format. Loved this makes me want a Z06 more! Wish I had a connection to getting one.
I tried to look for a factory assembly for c8 recently and realized there were none! This video and the amount of love put n shown in making the car added you guys my sub on first video! Thanks keep making the same ❤
I'm dumbfounded how this channel doesn't have a million plus subscribers already!
This is beyond the scope of most other factory tour videos. Well done!
Thank you Corvette team for making my affordable mid engine supercar dream a reality. My next is is to upgrade into a flat plane Z06 but i am so happy with my LT3 HTC and so appreciate the care you put into each one. As a computer programer turned PM who have found how hard it is to get the guys to actually try to do the jobs they are coding fro, I loved the engineer who got on the line to find out. I love my car like i have never loved a manufactured car I’ve owned before. Thanks to all of you
I genuinely cried at the passion you guys have, its shocking how a TH-cam channel production is worlds ahead in comparison to the big production firms!
may God bless you guys, its people like you that gives the car community hope ❤
I pray we as enthusiasts keep this industry running forever ❤
I made it my personal goal to come have a chat with you guys when I visit the states soon ❤️
much love, all the way from Bangladesh ❤️
200 cars a day, that’s why they’re backing up. I just picked up a 2024 Eckhard blue black interior one LT convertible for 69K, I got a lot of value at that point
This channel is such a treat man. Looking forward to the next one of these. I'd really like to see one of the lc500 and how its built
Man buns and Muscles Sequence Edition : North Face is the OG Patagonia. That engine builder knows that, along with extreme workout plans. A+++ work here, guys.
Kudos to everyone involved with the manufacturing of this car. The C8 is incredible!
I’m blown away by your content…You guys are so much more than just another car review channel on YT! Even Doug can’t hold a candle to this!
This Channel is one off, from the engineering to marketing, from the film making to content creation all perfect...
This sealed the deal for me. We love the Z06 and everyone behind it.
Great vid. Definitely much different to how they do things in Japan. It's interesting to see both processes on the building and creating a vehicle.
I’m in Operations and Manufacturing. The 4 min cycle time in some of the stations for a highly complex build, is amazing. I’m a car guy, but was never a Corvette fan, until now.. it gave me goosebumps just seeing the amazing display of technology and passion, not only by the Corvette employees, but also by the creators of this AMAZING channel… thank you for bringing this content. Muchas muchisimas gracias! 👍👏
Such good content on all your videos. As a C8 owner - this was extra special. That’s some serious in depth access to the Corvette plant. Great job!
This is incredibly well done. Interviewing the Engineers involved with the vehicle engineering and Assembly plant design gives such a fascinating perspective that very, very few get to actually see/appreciate.
I worked at TNAP as an Engineer for a bit over 2.5 years (The JL Wrangler Assembly Plant). I would love to see this type of video done on a high volume Assembly plant like that. For example - TNAP on average spits out 1,000+ brand new Jeep Wranglers every single day. A running joke at the plant was that it was a custom car shop on a mass scale because the amount of options available (just like the C8) were bonkers and makes sequencing/Quality Control feel like a never ending headache.
Great job @savagegeese. This is the best version of this type of video I have seen in years.
PS - I would love to see a deep dive into Supplier plants as well since they are just as complex and typically build for several car manufacturers - forcing them to have 3+ versions of quality control and manufacturing language.
Thanks for the dedication to your craft. Excellent educational video on the Corvette assembly plant. I did the tour in Nov 2022 and saw the Z06 through its production.
Love this video. Worked at the Poletown plant in Hamtramck from it's opening (until 2008) after spending many years at Fisher Body in Livonia. I now work for a different branch that I'm not allowed to divulge on any social media platforms, but we're directly related to Bowling Green. I love seeing all the assembly line footage. The people on the line are THE heart of it all. Great video!
Next level channel for giving us this video seriously props
As a seven time Corvette owner with a z06 on order I really appreciate your hard work here. Thank you!
I’ve always enjoyed and respected your content.
And this video hasn’t lessened that, at a matter of fact it increased! Thank you for everything and keep it going!!❤
I have already told my friends and family to watch savagegeese. And they do. Because we not only love cars (whatever they may be, or why), but because we just love your content. And knowledge. And skills. And humour. And...tell me who else on YT takes the time and effort to speak with the engineers. You guys do. This video was extra-special. Love from New Zealand.
Kudos to the men and women behind Corvette for bringing the dream machine enthusiasts crave for into fruition. That level of passion and expertise is incredible! Thank you also to the people behind @savagegeese for producing this video, for bringing Corvette fans and other gearheds closer to the people behind this incredible American sports car. 🙌🏼 Hoping to see more quality content like this in the future.
Once again, this is the only HDR content I've watched that works on a mobile device. The brightness doesn't just go full blast and out of wack. Well done
Incredible video seeing the c8 being built, i love it and thank you for making this all happen 💛🙌
Just got my C8 and I really appreciate this video. Thank you the team and people in Bowling Green an amazing machine you have made.
Very well done guys. That was a pleasure to watch.
I've been always wondering how these series are so well edited. "Things don't magically appear", there is a lot of complex work behind, and actually there is even more behind, like talent, attitude, perseveration, motivation...
beautiful. Thank you for doing this mark. Carfection just closed down. Hope you dont. When I start a job in a year or so, I'll definetely support you through patreon. Storytellers and real car people like you are hard to find among the influencers.
Just now you realize how consistently great the content is? Been watching for years my friend you have some backlogged video's in need of viewing. Quality stuff for sure.
What a clown LMAOOOO. Doug DeMuro fan?
@@davidryder5082 no mate. i've been watching him since the lfa video. I just felt a little philosophical after the end of carfection innit
@@thehumanoid6543 I only watched a few videos from carfection over the years and never subscribed. Sorry to hear about them no longer making content. Honestly I have only stayed with a few car content creators since getting on TH-cam. It's definitely a loss for us all. My original comment was intended for another subscriber. Hopefully you can find more channels of interest to you. Have a good day cheers
@@davidryder5082 oh ok lol. Yeah I've been watching a;ex goy on carfection before it was even called that It was xcar. Unfortunately it was extremely high quality tv level content that just isnt viable on yt when there are influencers getting 10m views on "I got a new car mate"
I love American cars !!!! Great video......Thanks from Canada.