C7 value
08-29-2015, 11:53 AM
#1
Race Director
Thread Starter
C7 value
Just had my car appraised. 2015 torch red 2LT a/8 with z51 look alike package 10,000 miles all stock.
I paid 61, it stickered 68. They offered 54 on the spot in less than 5 minutes. they said even though this car is not in our wheel house they would love to have it. This was not the dealer I bought it from. KBB has "excellent" trade in 53.4.
Interesting..Manheim says they are basically going for that at auction...
I paid 61, it stickered 68. They offered 54 on the spot in less than 5 minutes. they said even though this car is not in our wheel house they would love to have it. This was not the dealer I bought it from. KBB has "excellent" trade in 53.4.
Interesting..Manheim says they are basically going for that at auction...
08-29-2015, 12:01 PM
#3
Melting Slicks
Seems low. For comparison purposes, I redid the loan on my 2lt 14 earlier this week. 8k miles, m7, nav, npp )
My credit union says its value is 55.6 (paid 62)
My credit union says its value is 55.6 (paid 62)
08-29-2015, 12:07 PM
#4
Just had my car appraised. 2015 torch red 2LT a/8 with z51 look alike package 10,000 miles all stock.
I paid 61, it stickered 68. They offered 54 on the spot in less than 5 minutes. they said even though this car is not in our wheel house they would love to have it. This was not the dealer I bought it from. KBB has "excellent" trade in 53.4.
Interesting..Manheim says they are basically going for that at auction...
I paid 61, it stickered 68. They offered 54 on the spot in less than 5 minutes. they said even though this car is not in our wheel house they would love to have it. This was not the dealer I bought it from. KBB has "excellent" trade in 53.4.
Interesting..Manheim says they are basically going for that at auction...
The potential buyer will think he is getting a good deal with a $1000 reduction.
These C7's are being picked up at auctions by dealers then marking them up $3000 to $4000 on their lots.
08-29-2015, 12:44 PM
#7
Race Director
Thread Starter
I was just stating a dealer that does not sell Corvettes offered 54...basically a wholesale offer so on that regard is isn't a bad deal..I could probably get another grand from them if I pressed.
08-29-2015, 12:46 PM
#8
Race Director
Thread Starter
Dealer gives you $54,000, they will turn around and probably list it at $59,000 then take $58,000.
The potential buyer will think he is getting a good deal with a $1000 reduction.
These C7's are being picked up at auctions by dealers then marking them up $3000 to $4000 on their lots.
The potential buyer will think he is getting a good deal with a $1000 reduction.
These C7's are being picked up at auctions by dealers then marking them up $3000 to $4000 on their lots.
08-29-2015, 01:21 PM
#10
Instructor
