WATCH: In-Depth Bowling Green Corvette Factory Tour Is A Must-See For Chevy Fans

The Chevrolet Corvette C8 is one of the most incredible American vehicles out there at the moment, and thanks to a new video, we finally get to see what goes into making this iconic sports car.

YouTube channel savagegeese recently had the opportunity to explore the Bowling Green facility where the vehicle is assembled, giving us a behind-the-scenes look at the process and people that bring the Corvette to life. Don Sherman, a general assembly superintendent at the plant, shares that he's worked with GM for 13 years and has had a lifelong dream to work with Corvettes.

Sherman was born to a Corvette-crazy family. He recalls the story of his dad collecting him from the hospital as a newborn in the iconic sports car (back when it was still a sports car). Like many of the staff at the plant, he feels honored to be part of the Corvette story. He previously worked at the National Corvette Museum.

The passion for all things Corvette is a common thread among workers at the facility.

Sherman explains that the plant started building the Corvette C4 in 1984 and has since moved on to the C8. The latest iteration changed everything, and GM invested in a new paint shop, body shop, engine assembly lines, and more. It all kicks off with the paint shop. Instead of painting the entire car, GM paints individual parts that are only fitted to the car later.

At the same time, the aluminum body is being built and receives its composite panels. Once completed, the body is sent to another factory section where its interior is fitted. While this is happening, other facility areas are kept busy with engine production and other tasks.

The Corvette C8 receives its windscreen and carpeting before the painted body panels have been fitted.