As of this edit, the last of the C6 Corvettes have been produced in Bowling Green, KY. The C6 was introduced in 2005, and was another all-new design, just like the preceding 
C5 was all-new compared to the C4. The C6 continues the Corvette Team’s mission to improve on the previous generation in every category. The resulting base model Corvette 
for 2005 boasted numbers like a 4.3 second sprint to 60 miles per hour, a 186 MPH top speed, and fuel economy ratings of 18 city/28 highway for manual equipped versions 
(15/25 with the 4L65-E Hydra Matic automatic). Somehow, the team managed to undercut the cost of the base 2004 Corvette by $300. Pretty impressive!

Since it’s 2005 introduction, the base Corvette received a new 436 HP LS3 engine, providing supercar levels of performance. The well-sorted chassis prompted Corvette 
engineers to develop enhanced Corvette models, including the 505 HP Z06 (2006), 635 HP ZR1 (2009) Grand Sport (2010), and 427 convertible (2013) models. Speaking of the 
Grand Sport, Chevrolet produced more of these in 2010 than the base model coupes and convertibles.

Model Year 	Coupe 	Convertible 	Z06 	ZR1 	Grand Sport Coupe 	Grand Sport Convertible 	427 Convertible 	Total
2005 		26728 	10644 														37372
2006 		16598 	11151	 	6272 												34021
2007 		21484 	10918 		8159 												40561
2008 		20030 	7549 		7731 												35310
2009 		8737 	3343 		3461 	1415 											16956
2010 		3054 	1003 		518 	1577 	3707 			2335 							12194
2011 		3112 	780 		906 	806 	5212 			2782 							13598
2012 		2820 	621 		478 	404 	5056		 	2268 							11647
2013 		2597 	720 		471 	482 	4908 			1736			 	2552		 	13466

																TOTAL	215,125	

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2008 Model Year Final Corvette Production Totals
http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/specs/c6/2008/2008production.html