I had posted production numbers for the SRT and R/T. These were direct from the factory in Canada and were from the factory representative (PR person). Everyone complained about the numbers and colors but this is from the Brampton, Ontario plant. I thought this would be beneficial. As an automotive quality engineer, I figured it would be appreciated. Cant find my original post now.
2010 Model YR production numbers per plant personnel
Model Year 2010 (Aug 2009-July 2010 production dates)
Deep Water Blue PBS 4180 Tungsten Metallic PDM 417 Dark Titanium PDT 1894 Plum Crazy PHG 1376 Furious Fuchsia PHP 994 Hemi Orange PLC 2252 Blue Pearl PQD 1174 Inferno Red PRH 3606 Torred PR3 4622 Bright Silver PS2 4627 Stone White PW1 2150 Bright White PW7 2550 Brilliant Black PXR 12299 Detonator YellowPYB 596
Hope this helps.
Last edited by boston67; 01-17-2013 at 03:28 PM.
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Blue Pearl is B5 Blue, PQD. Not very many for 10, of course there were some for 09 as well. Yes, it would be interesting to see a breakdown by model and trans etc. Although I have always heard the Corp doesn't / didn't keep records like that.
Remember, those were very dark days for car sales with the economic collapse unfolding, so the numbers will be low compared to other years.
interesting, thank you for obtaining and posting!
Last edited by shiftintohigh; 01-26-2013 at 06:57 AM.
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I had posted production numbers for the SRT and R/T. These were direct from the factory in Canada and were from the factory representative (PR person). Everyone complained about the numbers and colors but this is from the Brampton, Ontario plant. I thought this would be beneficial. As an automotive quality engineer, I figured it would be appreciated. Cant find my original post now.
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