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All of the currently seen C8s are pre-production models and they all have an EX suffix on the VIN. They'll all end up in the crusher, unless GM retains some for their private collection.
Yeah the presentation is all for show. Theres probably alot of paperwork involved. This is probably one of the pre-production models that have been touring the country. Lucky him to get one although he could afford a Bugatti cash.
I wonder if they actually get that one, or they’ll have to wait until sometime next year to actually take delivery?
Think of the MVP as a contestant on a game show that wins a car. The winner is not given the car that is shown on TV. Instead, they are given an MSRP amount and can pick out a vehicle up to that price, or pay the difference for a more expensive one. Doesn't even have to be the same model that they won.
Think of the MVP as a contestant on a game show that wins a car. The winner is not given the car that is shown on TV. Instead, they are given an MSRP amount and can pick out a vehicle up to that price, or pay the difference for a more expensive one. Doesn't even have to be the same model that they won.
Yeah the presentation is all for show. Theres probably alot of paperwork involved. This is probably one of the pre-production models that have been touring the country. Lucky him to get one although he could afford a Bugatti cash.
Yeah, it's not like a major league player couldn't afford any car they want. But stil, I thought it was a nice commercial for the C8. It looked really good on TV.
While it’s true any Major Leaguer could afford a far more expensive car, winning and actually owning THE C8 that was awarded to the 2019 World Series MVP has a coolness and value and collectibility factor that’s unique to any C8.
10-31-2019, 12:36 AM
