mdbennes

I test drove a 2016 shark grey, auto, non z51, 1LT, only 1900 miles. Dealer asking $53900...is that a fair deal? It does have the black wheels....thank you.

redshift1

Kerbeck is selling the non-Z51 1LT at about $51K new. I don't know the options on your above mentioned car but given the current market why pay more for used.

Who knows where the market will be in 2-3 months I'm guessing lower still
for the snowy winter months. Another indication is the number of used vettes selling on this forum although anecdotal information at best the number is not high.

The next few months will be great for buyers who do their homework.

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Zjoe6

They were selling new base models (without auto or black rims) for about $48k. It was at one of the two big discounters. That price is high for a used one. I'd say the wheels are $600 and auto a couple of thousand. I'd get a new one. Price that exact one new and see what you get for msrp. They discount heavily. A new 2017 will likely be cheaper than the used one. And a new 2016 left over from last year? Even cheaper.

This is what I get from Chevy corvette confgurator:
2017 Corvette Stingray Coupe 1LT, Grey, Auto, Black wheels.
Price $58,665

http://www.chevrolet.com/corvette-st...kIjpudWxsfQ==@
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roadbike56

That price is close enough that you need to obtain an exact list of the options on that car. You said it's a non-Z51, but does it have mag ride shocks? Before you pass, you need to have the dealer give you a detailed list of the options (not standard equipment) so that you can determine the MSRP, then you'll be able to determine if it's a good deal or to keep on looking. Also, you want to obtain the repair record from a GM dealer for that car. If the A8 has been in for multiple repairs, maybe you want to pass.
IMHO, smart move to check here and get more information from other forum members.

mdbennes

Great advice...ill do it!