2016 C7 Stingray Z51, Good price?
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2016 C7 Stingray Z51, Good price?
Hey new to this and found a 16 corvette for sale at a dealership and not sure if I should go with it or wait until the 17's come out. It's a 16 Corvette Stingray with the Z51 pkg. MSRP is $69,400 and I have it down to $57,900. Let me know what you all think. It seems like a really good deal to me, but I wnated to see what the professionals say
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Sorry it's been a bit. I think I'm going to hold off on it for right now. The dealer did drop the price down to $56,900. I'm torn because I think I would rather have the manual transmission, but the price is almost too good to pass up...
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I don't think you find 2017 with a 18% discount especially those with a Z51 package,
Just ask yourself how will you feel if the car sales? Will you have regrets?
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Hey new to this and found a 16 corvette for sale at a dealership and not sure if I should go with it or wait until the 17's come out. It's a 16 Corvette Stingray with the Z51 pkg. MSRP is $69,400 and I have it down to $57,900. Let me know what you all think. It seems like a really good deal to me, but I wnated to see what the professionals say
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......... If one looks at the picture, the seat backs do no have the chrome flags. 1LT for sure.
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Suggestion: Hit autotrader.com, plug in the car(s) you'd be interested in, search nationwide, sort prices low to hi. Should give you some idea as to the current market. If you see something that you like, cut and past the VIN into Google to get the full specs on the car. Negotiate shipping or a "travelling allowance" in the price and bring'er home.
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Suggestion: Hit autotrader.com, plug in the car(s) you'd be interested in, search nationwide, sort prices low to hi. Should give you some idea as to the current market. If you see something that you like, cut and past the VIN into Google to get the full specs on the car. Negotiate shipping or a "travelling allowance" in the price and bring'er home.
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I bought mine from Tim Boone at Boardwalk for 20% off MSRP....$66xxx down to $53xxx
last week.......
last week.......