General Motors has confirmed that it restarted production of the Corvette sports car in Kentucky on Monday after a week of shutdowns that resulted from parts shortages.
The assembly plant in Bowling Green, Kentucky, which exclusively manufactures the Corvette, had halted production starting on Monday, October 12. As of October 19, it has restarted.
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