C5 - C8 Corvette Values for 2024
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2024
- Lyle at C&S Corvettes talks about the current values for C5 thru C8 Corvettes.
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I waited three years for the prices to come down. In December I bought a 2008 black Corvette convertible with 69,000 miles for 20,500. 2 years before , the same car was 33,000. I absolutely love my car. people treat me differently, it makes me smile lol
I bought my C7 as soon as the C8s came out the C7 prices were down but if I would have waited I would have paid a lot more the C7 Z06 there's been times I could have sold it for the cost of it new the value of the Z06 manual transmission seems to have rising because they are hard to find
@@phillipgarrow2297same here. Bought my 2019 GS in May 2020 for 14k under MSRP because everyone wanted the C8 ( I didn’t ). Right now my car is selling for what I paid for it 4 years ago.
Yep, seems like there are as many C7Z Automatics for sale, as there are out there rolling around. Yet, the prices don't seem to move much, albeit much less than a 7 speed. @@phillipgarrow2297
My two cents worth......Found my 2002 Z06 in the hemmings in 2018. Torch Red over mod red. One owner, one hundred percent original, fourteen thousand miles, no modifications and pristine. Gentlemen had it listed at 26.5K. Didn't know the market on these cars so I called my friend who does. He said the manheim number at that time was 22K. I'd never heard of manheim before but he explained and I understood and that was my offer. The gentleman said "I can't take 22, but I can take 23". Best 23 grand I ever spent lol. Keeping it forever. I LOVE THAT CORVETTE
Wow Lyle, you went to a lot of work & time putting all this together! Thank you man! We all appreciate you!😊
I bought my 2012 GS 3LT Heritage package 6spd manual with 13.25k miles at the bend over price of $46k in May of 2023. Dealer wouldn’t budge a nickel. Two factor that sealed the deal. I had just lost 3 other GS’s in the past month that had just hit AutoTempest the day before I called. While I was looking for the Jet stream blue color, this one was silver with a red interior. In high school my Dad had a 71 350/270hp auto car in Silver with a red interior. Drove that car on dates, to proms, etc. Nostalgia is a powerful thing. I’ve driven my Vette 6500 miles since purchase and it is not my daily driver. Love it and no intention on losing “depreciation” $ any time soon. 😂
I just bought a 2011 gs 3lt manual 17k miles for 38800 I got sick of waiting and I’m excited for it to get here
Only if groceries would do a market correction. Sold my 2011 C6 to make room for 2024 C8 that I ordered. Took 4.1 months to get and paid under MSRP. Love the C8, miss the C6 trunk space. Always look forward to C & S Fridays.
Interesting information. Bought my raffle Tix. Just bought '05 $19500. My first Corvette and I am looking forward to pampering her and having a little fun!
Seeking a 2019 grand sport, auto, 2LT, blue, black rose, dark red. I know it’s getting to be Spring and Corvette selling season. I been looking at sites in GA, FL, NJ and TX. I will find my dream car before this cancer takes me home 🚗
Great job, Lyle. Love all your videos. I had a C6 3LT base ('09) about ten years ago. Sold it with 19K miles for $26K. That was market price at the time. Two or three years ago I looked at the market, missing my car and thinking of another, and the price was about $10K more than I sold my car for even though six years had passed. However, as you point out, the market is actually quite stable if you remove the "once in a lifetime" bubble we've been in these past few years.
I'd been looking C7's and found one in December with only 7900 miles in the color I wanted (Black, Red interior) and pulled the trigger at $46,500. The car is in truly "like new" condition. I don't think I bought at the height of the bubble, but I'm sure if I'd waited a year or two the market correction would have played itself out in my favor. But, I'm not selling it anytime soon, so values going forward aren't that important to me.
I love the C7, and even though the architecture is completely different, it seems much more closely related to the several C8's I've driven than its older siblings. I'm continually amazed at what an upgrade it is from the C6 (which I also loved). The C6 seemed to me more akin to Corvettes of the C4 and C5 years, kind of creaky, little attention paid to outdated interiors, not very stiff, but still an absolute blast to drive, and one of the best looking Corvettes of all time, especially the wide bodies. But the C7 is a totally different animal, even in 1LT trim as I have.
1989 for the trivia question.
Got my 2007 base corvette for 10000 back in October, only spent about 5 grand fixing it up and it’s been a fantastic car to own I can’t stop driving it to work
Fascinating stuff, thanks Lyle.
Over here in Australia, Corvettes remain out of reach for regular people. Here are some examples of the asking prices in online ads:
C5 1998 convertible auto, 136,000km, $50,000
C6 2008 coupe auto, 39,000km, $110,000
C7 2014 Z51 auto, 50,000km, $179,000
C8 2023 LT2, 1,000km, $245,000
@Justins_shed- When I was in Australia ten years ago lots and lots of things were out of reach for me as that is the most expensive place I have ever been. Why are these cars so expensive? Is there a special tax, extra import fees or is it even possible to have a used one shipped there?
@@JohnSmith-ti2kp Private importing is viable when cars reach 30 years of age. Younger cars have to be imported by an approved supplier, converted to right hand drive and certified as meeting the national vehicle standards. That process doubles the U.S. wholesale cost and by then, with the Australian dollar being worth around 65 U.S. cents, the retail price for new C6s was north of 150K and for C7s, around 200K. That was for a base model with options. Importers concentrate on Z06s, so add another 50K . . .
@@Justins_shed- Thanks for the reply. Wow, that is just crazy. I also did not know the steering had to be switched, the U.S. does not require that. When I was in Australia ten years ago your dollar was costing me 1.15 U.S. dollars, what happened to your currency? With all those expenses do you actually see Corvettes there?
@@JohnSmith-ti2kp oh man, you picked the least affordable time to visit here! Historically, our dollar averages at .70 of yours. There was a big surge early last decade that took it up to around 1.20 for a while. I’m sorry you hit that boom.
I never see Corvettes in daily use but they are out and about on summer weekends. Always turning heads, of course.
@@Justins_shed I spent a lot of money in the two months I was there, It was similar in price to Japan. I do miss the kangaroo cubed steak for breakfast. It quickly became my favorite.
Thanks Lyle. Still feeling good about my 2011 base model. Paid 22,490 for it in October 2023. Having so much fun with it.
salvage title or high mileage??
You have such an informative channel . I know that you will give truthful information that as a Corvette owner i can trust.
Always enjoy your videos i am glad my C6 isn't for sale it's been great for having fun 😂❤👍👍for the past 4years
Thank you sir!
Great information!
Always enjoy your videos.
You are doing a great job!
Till the next one , Cheers!
Thanks Lyle! Very Informative!!
Love the way you do your videos. Your delivery is as good or better than other top youtube channels. I know that this takes a lot of dedication and work for that to happen. Keep up the good work.
Good info…but for me, the only thing I really care about is the grin my C6 puts on my mug every time I get behind the wheel! If you are buying one as an investment…maybe not a great idea when you factor in higher insurance rates and depreciation. I think Corvette still gives you the most performance for the money in a sports car. Thanks Lyle!
Great content. Looking forward to making a purchase this year!
Excellent info as always Lyel and I never miss your videos. Thank you! 👍🚘🇺🇸
Thanks for all the information.
This was an amazing, amazing video!!!
You covered every car that I have my eyes on other than the BMW F- series M6.
This video was very helpful. Thank you for the effort that I knew went into making this.
Thank you Lyle for this perspective !! Gives me even more reason to believe in the Corvette. C4 ZR1 maybe one day 👍
Those are interesting numbers. Nothing short of inspecting and test driving 100+ vehicles of a certain model and timespan will get you a good outlook of the market value.
Thanks, that's pretty interesting information.
Great analysis, Lyle. Thanks for the info. I have a C5 & a C3. I'll look forward to the early gen stats!
I'm very curious to how MANY Corvettes went through Mannheim to get these averages. If we are talking a handful of cars, these numbers might not be very accurate. If we are talking dozens or hundreds, then obviously it'll be more in line with reality.
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Im from Germany. I dont know what "Manheim" is.
But my two Cents, if you have a very good groomed Corvette, you dont sell it in an Auction. You sell it Man to Man.
But like i sayed, i dont know Manheim, and maybe they trade very good Cars.
Dealers go by a BOOK Value. But in my experience selling my cars - the prices I get are usually lower by a few thousand. So the book values don't agree with what I am seeing. Books don't buy cars - people with money do.
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Thanks, great info.
Thanks for the info from Manheim. Here is the problem. Corvette car dealers are not repeat not selling anywhere near the retail prices provided by Manheim. Aoto direct cars in New Jersey and both corvette world and corvette warehouse in Texas are selling cars for a considerable amount more.
Excellent
Thanks Lyle for the research and in providing some market data.
Buying a used car is not an investment in most cases. Enjoying each rides is the reason I smile as I drive the Vette, knowing it will still depreciate somehow. On the other hand, keeping the car in pristine condition, well maintained and with low millage will always attract a buyer welling to pay « what it is worth on the market » and perhaps a little bit more.
Leaving up-North, I still see some adds here disappearing in reasonable time for the « super clean / great looking convertible » as a niche, with an acceptable market value.
Nice job, Lyle. I am curious where the Z06 stands in the group. Great information!
I donated. Used your promo. Wish me luck. Father of 3 sons under 9. I gotta be the c8 dad
Thanks Lyle know I’m depressed I have a 2010 Grand Sport convertible. Great video
In 2021 I paid 19,100.00 for a Coupe with 57K. Fair deal! P.S. I AM LOVING IT! SPENT ABOUT 4K ON IT!
I just bought a 2019 Grand Sport 2LT with the 7 speed manual transmission. Since it is the last year for a manual transmission I am thinking it should hold its value well.
maybe, but a lot of old guys, who tend to have the money an interest, would shun a manual transmission because of bad knees on the left side from too many shifts over the years.
@@richardelliott8352- I point this out often online as most younger guys never seem to think about these things.
I have always heard grand sports with manual transmission are rare most wanted an automatic.
Good information Lyle. What about price on special edition corvette like the 2013 427 convertible? Thanks
I bought my first corvette in the beginning of 2023 it was 2019 c7 LT2 for 58k with 3,000 miles. I had it for six months and sold it for 65k. Now I got a hell of a deal I bought a 2023 C8 LT1 with 2,000 miles for 63k out the door. Up here in CT and MA the prices are between 65k and up not to bad, but I’II give it like 1 more year or 2 for the C8 to be around 58k for the 2020 and 2021. Specially that this will be their fifth year in production and they have to make way for the new models.
Hi Lyle thank you for doing this. What should I expect to pay for a late model C6 with low mileage. I love the 2013 427
Thanks for the reminder to stay away from looking at Gran Turismos. Great video!
Time to buy!!!!! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁🤪🤪😀
Wonder how the C8 ADM crowd is feeling these days? Hopefully the days of dealers preying on potential new Corvette purchasers is thankfully over. History has shown patience gets richly rewarded when it comes to these cars. As an example, purchased my 17 Z51 new off of a dealers lot with almost a 20% discount when all was said and done. Dealership, which was a couple hundred miles from my residence, even trailered the car to my home for delivery at no charge! There are still deals out there if you look hard enough and importantly remain PATIENT!
Bought my 08 3LT convertible A6 en 40.3k miles in 2021 for 29k. I bought it from my uncle who is friends with the Chevy dealership owner and he could've sold it for 33k all day at that time. So I've taken a hit but I put down 17k cash and I only owe 5.5k on it now. Kind of a big loss but I bought it for fun and not as an investment. I won't sell it unless I got an offer that I couldn't refuse that would also get me into a "blue devil" ZR1 or a 2011-13 grandsport that is in amazing shape without increasing my payment much, so it doesn't matter much anywa because that probably won't happen lol
I question his claims. I am still seeing cars that he specifically targets sell for more than what he is suggesting. Not just regionally either. His data might be skewed by salvage & rebuild titles along with otherwise repaired vehicles with clean titles. I can't think of a dealer in the world that would take a clean title Corvette and wholesale it. These cars are magnets for used car departments. Corvette Dan
Lyle's numbers from Manheim reflect dealer-to-dealer wholesale (auction) prices. Prices you are seeing in the wild at retail reflect the marked up value for these cars. BTW, Corvettes are wholesaled everyday in this manner. I have bought a few of them.
Dan, these prices are Manheim's WHOLESALE prices and all are clean titled cars. Mileage and condition can vary widely, but none of them are wrecks. Lyle
@@cscorvetteify Thanks for replying. Makes more sense now! Keep up the good content! Corvette Dan.
No question that the price index is changing due to the C 8 availability, could call it trickle down economics. What was once top tier for the C 6 and C 7 are now at a more realistic level. Your observation is spot on!---TD
Absolutely I would buy one. As long as it is aggressive like the Uris not the Porsche look. It has to also have huge power. What do I have to do to get on the list?
Good info, quite a bit less than annual corvette magazine price guide.
After a while, I began to suspect the values were an editorial policy to support enthusiasm for the cars. which was probably thought to help magazine sales .
Maybe I should have waited having bought my first Corvette, a 2010 C6 a year and a half ago. But what the hell, I found such a sweet car, the one previous owner must have been as obsessive as I about upkeep, and I just love it. Interior and exterior look new; mechanically squared away. I guess I'll have to keep it for awhile.
Thx Lyle. Do you have this info in an Excel file for download? Would be great to visualize as a graph.
Paid 12k for my 2003 in 2021. I don't think I did bad. Buuuuut. I've put a lot of money into fixing it up.
Thank you L., My question: 2011 G.S./6M/18K miles/ ARheaders. Experienced starter heat soak (battery & starter test OK). Engine op. temp. is 196 degrees. Ordered Lingenfelter Al/Ceramic starter heat shield. I would like to reduce under hood temp. for parts preservation & performance. Which type or brand of insulating tape or wrap for my 1.75" S.S. AR Headers do you recommend. My C6 is a low mileage daily driver. Thanks again
That is a great question! I have very little experience in wrapping headers (although we have installed a ton of starter wraps to solve the problem you are having...so, excellent choice there). I would get in contact with a race shop somewhere near you to see what the newest, coolest, bestest header wraps are. They will be more up to date on that than I am. Lyle :)
1989.
You should consider inflation in your numbers. I think it makes the corrections look more significant :( Thanks for the work you do. I'm still looking for the video on run out in Corvette brakes. Nice to meet you at the NCRS event in Melborne.
Chevy needs to not only match the 50,000 Corvettes produced in 1984, but add about 1000 more to make up for all the allocation going to Sweepstakes raffles. I almost never see a C8 on the road. No wonder the prices don't come down.
I have base 2002 mint condition 20 k miles should have done it 10 years ago all original only original once no accidents all stock paid little more but love the car
Drive that thing! I put 20k on my c8 first year.
Just saw a dealer selling lot c8’s for 5000 below MSRP
speaking all these numbers made my head swim! I'm a visual person, I need to see it to understand it. I know it's more work but could you do some kind of graphics for the next one of these. Also, any info on what C4s are doing?
Please do the same video for the C5-C8 Z06 cars. Owner of a 2004 Z16 Z06 here. 6,100 miles on the clock, all stock. I'm looking to add a C6 Z06 to my collection either sometime later this year, or next year. Yup, P car market is nuts. I sold my 2014 981 Cayman S manual at the peak of the market for a tidy profit, and will be adding a 981 or 718 GT4 manual to my collection in the future to replace it.
I purchased my 2003 50th anniversary convertible last month. No accidents, 57000 miles for $21000. I hope it was a good deal, Love the car.
It was a good deal, because you love it!😊
@@cscorvetteify Well, I also hope it was a good deal financially. It is fun though.
@@thomascain8747 you paid what the car was worth, in my opinion. It wasn't a "steal", but it also wasn't overpriced.
@@cscorvetteify Thank you
88 for the question
Coming off inflated car prices and now high interest rates is also killing sales and many dealers have excess inventory on their lots. This is a big reason why many cars (not just Corvettes) are plummeting in price.
Base model C5 and C6, ~120k miles. Good price? Think Id like a c6 a lot more but sort of on a budget.
Lyle, i was just wondering what my 2007 Atomic Orange ZO6 with 36,245 miles would be wort. It has a few painted and chrome parts under the hood. It has a Billy Goat exhaust that sounds awesome. It has newer ZO6 wheels. I believe 2009 maybe. The car has been garage kept and showed extensively in KY. Just wondering. I have a mint in it.
Billy Boat exhaust.
Worth what anyone is willing to pay my guess 40,000
Yeah I agree but I was still thinking $44,000.
I can never sell or trade my 08 Pacecar vert again as I already did that once! I’m happy with it, now unless someone offers me a number I just can’t refuse!
Great information. Graphics on the screen would help tremendously
I hope you do the same with Z06 and ZR1 models.
i got m c6 z51 for 17,000 im happy
I have been studying prices and I find the C5 to be stable to slight increases for low mile clean cars.
C6 are still dropping but I expect them to bottom out. C7 have dropped fast.
C8 is beginning to neutralize and go down for a stingray.
Cars like the C5 Z06, C7 Grand Sport and Z06 will continue yo be steady snd hold more value.
I bought my C5 convertible and I could easily make $1500 to $2000 on it today in my area. .
Thanks for the update. You have great content always. However in he real world, not auctions, try and buy a C6 Vette that is in good shape for those numbers. In Florida especially. Any dealer putting a nice one in the auction needs money bet on it. Great paint, clean as a whistle interior, no crazy mods, you find a dealer to sell one for 25K. Won't happen. Private they go for even more. 09's are the lowest production number C6 Vette for that base model and convertible. With the active exhaust add 15 hundred. Here convertibles are cheaper than coupes. Top down weather is a month at best without roasting. Plus they are slower due to the weight as you know. A dealer with a nice Vette for sale gets top dollar and if it is any color red add a grand. over 80 K seems like the magic number for the numbers you furnish. Over 120K and condition way more important than the miles. You do a hell of a job on all your info vid's. I watch all of 'em if they are on C-6's mainly. Keep up the great work!!
I used the dealer wholesale auction figures to see the trends in the market, not to quote retail prices. You are correct in everything you state about Florida (we are here, too) and dealers are charging premiums for the nicest examples of any Corvette. Lyle :)
@@cscorvetteify I spent 18 years managing car dealerships in Upstate NY. Moved to Florida in '85 and after 3 more years in the Florida car market I jumped to boats. It was the reason I moved here. I am now retired and have owned 4 corvettes in my life so far. 2 in NY and 4 here. Obviously Florida is the place to use a Vette as a daily driver not NY. lol.. Bought my C6 a year ago and you will be meeting me soon. I want to get CAI put in. I also want a plug and play installed for the fly by wire to reduce the lag on take off. After researching who I want to do it, your shop is where I want to take it. I live in Pinellas County and the Vette is my driver so I need to make arrangements for a rental so I can drop it off and come back to pick it up. I will call when I am ready to get it done and make an appointment. Thanks for your reply Lyle. Looking forward to meeting you.
@@EagleS197 We will be happy to help! Let us know when you are ready...we are currently booking for June. Looking forward to meeting you! Lyle :)
C7s are selling well here in SoCal
Seems to be a disconnect with Corvette Magazines recent price guide!!
Yup I noticed that also. I bought an auction Corvette from a dealer. Never a thought about whole sales numbers. No wonder the dealer was so Flexable with the price. Just one of those factors that It was a win win for both of us. I'm sure more for them, but still not painful for me. My time and money to make it a more trustable car would apply to any car or truck that's used. The driving enjoyment is worth every Dollar. Guess having a used car virus buying new has always been worlds apart on resale, should it be use as trade in. Not being a dealer, the whole sale end just floats over my head. Glad my wife use to work financing at a dealership. My Reality check.
Some things never change and "investing" in cars is still one of the worst places for your cash. Still, I love my 2008 C6 3LT garage queen.
At least you'll never wake up in the morning and find out that your car became worthless overnight, right? I'll take tangible assets over just about anything else, because at least you still have a nice car! Lyle
1989 was the first year for ZF 6 speed & convertible hardtop roof.
Last December, i bought a 2019 Z51,3LT , auto, with 10,200 miles for $54,000. Not sure how good a deal it was.
I knew at some point that the C8 bubble would eventually burst and that all those people who paid way over for their cars would be upside down. The only question is how much money will they lose long term
Hey Lyle. I am planning to trade my 23 C8 in for either a 24 or 25 Z06
What is the best strategy for trade in regarding a purchase of 24 or 25?
Thanks
Its a good question to have, and I hope that he answers you. I'm just curious: What is your biggest focus on making the deal? Price, warranty? Does the car need to be brand new? Are you looking for specific options or colors? I myself love to get a deal on price, but with the new models, the transmission issues and lack of parts would be my biggest concern. All the best!
@@cbradley857 i want a brand new Z06 that I build and pick up at the NCM. I want it at MSRP. I hope to get an allocation this month (April). Lyle does a great job on his Vids, but is a slacker on responding to queries.
R8’s are jumping because they’re being/have been discontinued.
I’d be curious to hear market projections for Z06s. I picked up an 02 with 34k miles and a Caravaggio interior for $27 two years ago. As much as I love it, I had a 98 for 12 years before it, and I feel like it’s time to move on from C5’s.
In most Cases im out of the Trivia Question.
But in this time, i would say 1990 is the Answer.
Is there a way to narrow it down by Z06, Grand Sport, and Z51? Doing an average across the entire generation by year seems like it may skew the numbers a bit. Not much, but I would think the Z06 is going to lose less than a base.
You are correct. Any of the more "special" cars are going to be worth more. I was using base cars to find the overall trends in pricing, but I can do another video on the same pricing trends by Z06/Grand sport. Lyle
@cscorvetteify thanks for the response Lyle. I'm hoping to buy a car in the next year. Can't decide between the C7 or 2SS 1LE, so im scouring the internet to read everything to help make a decision. Price being a factor, videos like this help with WHEN to buy. It would be my second car, so it's not a got have it. Thanks again. I'm not apposed to spending 60k on a car, but only if it's worth it.
@@michaelhumel4288 Do you plan on tracking the car that you buy, or is it going to be a street cruiser? The 1LE is probably the best track-day car that GM has ever (or will ever) made/make. If you aren't going to use it in that way, it probably isn't worth the premium you would pay for it. Food for thought.... Lyle
Mostly a daily and hill country back roads and road trips. I really like the way the 1LE looks. So much so, I could never buy a regular SS. And the Zl1 seems like over kill. Although it would be fun.
I don’t see these prices where I am looking. I’d like to find some of these numbers out there.
These are wholesale numbers, so you won't find cars on dealer lots for these prices. This is what the dealers are currently paying for them at auction. You can figure that they will add a minimum of 15-20% when they have it for sale on their lot. Lyle
It was 1989 they brought out the ZF transmission to replace the 4+3 Nash.
‘22 Z51. 95k to buy now a lot less. Did have a dealership offer me 120k about 6mo ago.
how does milage factor in?
Mileage affects value when it is very high or very low, but much more so on rare/special models. Look at mileage, but buy for condition!
I greatly enjoyed the C5 price report as a welcome contrast to the low ball offer I got back after a very quick computer assessment of my convertible's value from Carvana, I have no plans to sell, but got curious because I am about to spend money on the car.
I enjoy mechanical amusements , so since I happened to be driving by, I stopped to check out the glass multi story automobile vending machine carvana has on one of their properties I don't know what I was expecting, but was kind of let down to find the machine is pre programmed to dispense only the desired car when a large token, about the size of your hand, is inserted into the coin slot, the only action the customer has to activate the machine .
Still , all in all, I dig that kind of stuff. I guess I was hoping for a juke box kind of key pad, with the possibility of dispensing any car one might desire from the display.
What year is your C-5? Coupe or Convertible? Mileage?
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The C8 first numbers are funny considering what they cost in 2020!! They were cheaper when they were brand new!
They were...if you could get one! Lyle :)
At our church Car Show, a member had his red C5 for $8k (no problems). I thought about buying it just to have it but since I had four already, thus didn’t.
That is ridiculously cheap for a 2008. The LS3 Engine alone is worth almost that much. There is either more to the story, or the owner is truly unaware of what those cars bring. Lyle
He said C5 so at the latest it was a 2004...
@@kurtbrown2868 yep, he did. I think I read that one without my glasses on! :) Lyle
I would compare and F-type to a c7, and prices confirm my opinion.
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Got my 2005 c6 convertible 6 speed manual for $22000 in 2022 the car has gone up to $25000
What's my 2007 Z06 worth with 6500 miles in showroom new condition
I was hoping to see the LC500 values
2018: 57,700 wholesale / 61,400 last year Est. Retail 64,400
2019: 66,300 wholesale / 78,400 last year Est. Retail 72,000
There you go! Lyle :)
Lyle, sounds like an LS swap into that Maserati is in order!
just because a thing can be done, doesn't mean it should be done.
While it’d be more reliable, you’d lose that amazing sound.
graphics could have made this so much better - one slide with the values, adjusted for model and year accordingly.
I agree completely that having those graphics would have been the best way to relate this information. We simply didn't have time to get the video shot and edited with the graphics included. I wish that making these videos was my only job here at C & S Corvettes, but it is very much secondary to managing the shop, the online sales and the customer interactions in person and by phone/email. I can't neglect those responsibilities in favor of the UA-cam channel, as they pay the bills and UA-cam, while helpful, does not. I hope to find more time this year to improve our videos, but it will have to be on weekends when the shop is closed. Thank you for your feedback! Lyle :)
1989 for trivia answer
1986
I guess wait for 1:30. 😁
I want a C6 Z06 I don't care if it's been rode hard and put away wet, or if it's unmolested low milage garage queen.