anybody have total # of GTO sold so far ?

 

This may be what you want.
From January posting to the SEC: (http://edgar.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/...-05-000012.txt)
2003 GTO Sales: 79
2004 GTO Sales: 13,569
From August posting: (http://edgar.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/...-05-000079.txt)
2005 Sales to End of July: 7,772 (as compared to 4,584 by end of 7/04)

Total Sales = 21,420
Tony

 

thanks.

 

Total sales of all '04/'05 GTO's thru last week was 21,420?

Somehow, I thought it would be more than that.

 

Sounds low to me too.

Might want to go to GM's media site, and tabulate the numbers from there.

 

How were 79 '03 GTOs created?

 

Your numbers are wrong:
Here are the 2004 numbers/option break downs.
2004 Pontiac GTO Production Figures
Exterior Colors
RPO Color Total Percent
13U Quicksilver 2,449 15.57%
24U Impulse (Marine) Blue 1,441 9.16%
47U Barbados Blue 573 3.64%
59U Yellow Jacket 1,670 10.62%
62U Torrid Red 3,093 19.67%
72U Cosmo Purple 700 4.45%
79U Pulse Red 792 5.04%
80U Phantom Black 5,010 31.85%
Total 15,728 100.00%

Interior Colors
RPO Color Total Percent
636 Cosmo Purple 700 4.45%
746 Bermuda Blue 845 5.37%
756 Red 3,347 21.28%
812 Anthracite 10,836 68.90%
Total 15,728 100.00%

Transmissions
RPO Color Total Percent
M12 6-Speed Manual 8,466 53.83%
M30 Automatic 7,262 46.17%
Total 15,728 100.00%

Exterior Color and Transmission
RPO Description Total % of Color % of Total
13U & M12 Quicksilver - Manual 1,229 50.18% 7.81%
13U & M30 Quicksilver - Automatic 1,220 49.82% 7.76%
Total 2,449 100.00% 15.57%

24U & M12 Impulse (Marine) Blue - Manual 805 55.86% 5.12%
24U & M30 Impulse (Marine) Blue - Automatic 636 44.14% 4.04%
Total 1,441 100.00% 9.16%

47U & M12 Barbados Blue - Manual 271 47.29% 1.72%
47U & M30 Barbados Blue - Automatic 302 52.71% 1.92%
Total 573 100.00% 3.64%

59U & M12 Yellow Jacket - Manual 1,013 60.66% 6.44%
59U & M30 Yellow Jacket - Automatic 657 39.34% 4.18%
Total 1,670 100.00% 10.62%

62U & M12 Torrid Red - Manual 1,566 50.63% 9.96%
62U & M30 Torrid Red - Automatic 1,527 49.37% 9.71%
Total 3,093 100.00% 19.67%

72U & M12 Cosmo Purple - Manual 366 52.29% 2.33%
72U & M30 Cosmo Purple - Automatic 334 47.71% 2.12%
Total 700 100.00% 4.45%

79U & M12 Pulse Red - Manual 510 64.39% 3.24%
79U & M30 Pulse Red - Automatic 282 35.61% 1.79%
Total 792 100.00% 5.04%

80U & M12 Phantom Black - Manual 2,706 54.01% 17.20%
80U & M30 Phantom Black - Automatic 2,304 45.99% 14.65%
Total 5,010 100.00% 31.85%

 

They weren't '03 GTOs. They were the number of '04 GTOs actually sold in 2003.

The cars started production in September or October 2003, and after sitting on the docks in Oz, being shipped to the US, then sitting on our docks, then shipped to whereever they were going, it was already mid December 2003, and dealers were in full-on rape and pillage mode on pricing.

As a result, the 1st month GTO was on sale (December, 2003) just 79 were sold.

 

No offense, but cars produced and cars sold are two different things. There are still some unsold 04's out there. Those "sold" numbers posted look reasonable to me.

 

www.automotivenews.com (must be a member to access the data center)

GTO sales in 2003 = 79
GTO sales in 2004 = 13,569
GTO sales in 2005 = 7,772 (through July)
TOTAL GTO sales = 21,420

Hey....that matches exactly what Tony said above.

 

1 of 334 purple/purple auto '04s right here


"72U & M30 Cosmo Purple - Automatic 334 47.71% 2.12"

 

Those numbers do seem kind of low. Hell, GM threw on a twin-scoop hood and an LS2 engine and the people still aren't happy?

 

how many total were produced?about 27 and change total for both yrs?


so the majority are sold?

 

Yeah, just goes to show how stupid some people are. Most people said the '04s were slow and needed real looking dual exhaust, and hood scoops. Well, the General added 50hp, bigger brakes, hood scoops, split dual exhaust and everyone still isn't happy. I for one love these cars!

 

OK, final answer:

His numbers match GM's figures (I checked with GM's media site).

21,420 total GTO deliveries as of close of July.

There still seem to be around 2,000 2004 GTOs out there unaccounted for, which is not unexpected. Collectively, GM dealers were still selling brand new 2002 Camaros as recently as a year and a half ago.

Strangely, 2000 cars from the previous year unsold around this time in the year isn't really alot of left overs.


BTW: For all you "You can't sell RWD cars in the Northeast" crowd, I'll have you know that California is GTO's second biggest market...... behind Michigan!

1357 '04 GTOs found their way to Michigan while the Golden State gobbled up 1099.

When I get a chance, I'll take a peek at the area breakdown of the Chrysler LX cars.