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Corvette5678 03-12-2009 08:49 AM

Value of the C5!?!
 
What do you guys think the fair value of a very low mileage C5 6 speed Convertible is? I can’t believe how much prices seemed to have dropped! I bought my car last year for 28,500 and due to financial reasons have been trying to sell it this spring asking 26,000 but have gotten barely any offers! In your mind what is the actual value for one? I don’t want to give it away! I am thinking I may wait until the summer to try and sell again when interest in convertibles may peak a little.

knyght4 03-12-2009 08:55 AM

I'd say to use the Kelly Blue Book site. Don't be too discouraged that people aren't looking for your car. Most people are having trouble because of the economy.

Vetteman Jack 03-12-2009 10:22 AM

Another source is edmunds.com - or just check what people here on the forum are asking for theirs. Yes, some of the ones here are priced too high and are not selling, but others are priced pretty reasonable and get lots of hits.

jacks996 03-12-2009 01:11 PM

I have the same car, paid the same price and feel like my car is worth about 23k with 27k miles.

bucwheat 03-12-2009 01:55 PM

Values are:mad: down,way down.

AU N EGL 03-12-2009 02:01 PM

Here is an other great place too look for vettes that are for sale and compare prices.

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VetteDrmr 03-12-2009 03:09 PM


Originally Posted by Corvette5678 (Post 1569266124)
What do you guys think the fair value of a very low mileage C5 6 speed Convertible is?

What year model C5 and how many miles? Also assuming no damage history.

I know of 2 C5s, a '99 FRC and a '97 6-speed coupe, that recently sold for 10K each.

Spring is the best time for selling your car; winter is the best time to buy.

HTH, and have a good one,
Mike

Corvette5678 03-12-2009 03:17 PM


Originally Posted by jacks996 (Post 1569269302)
I have the same car, paid the same price and feel like my car is worth about 23k with 27k miles.

Hi Jacks ya mine is a 02 with 14k miles never any accidents- if I only get 23k I might as well drive it around for a few more months and enjoy the beginning of the summer with it first! lol. Thanks for the Kbb tip knyght4 I am going to price it later.

tlc0706 03-12-2009 03:21 PM

THE ECONOMY.......Do your best to clean it up....use a buffer to polish/then wax .....and remember....It only takes one (buyer) Good luck

killain 03-12-2009 03:45 PM

Kelly Blue Book says my 2003 50th ae is worth about $24950 trade in value and 29.000 to private party, but I doubt I'd ever get that if I was interested in selling, which I'm not. But I've never bought a corvette I ever wanted to sell.

steve8 03-12-2009 04:42 PM

Mileage is obviously great, but it's still an 02.
Options?
In this economy low 20's it is.
Good luck.

dobewillie 03-12-2009 07:52 PM

bad time to be selling but I hope all works out great for you:cheers:

Silverbullet00 03-12-2009 08:09 PM

The only thing wrong with the economy is that the damn libs don't want it to turn around, in fact they are out to destroy capitalism. The f'in Dems and most Repubs are just power hungry politicians whose egos won't fit in the Super Dome before or after Katrina! The economy problems are the creation of government interference, high taxes AND stupid government nonregulation and regulation and on and on! Our new President has never run any king of business, neither has the Speaker of the House beotch or the Senate majority leader reid, can't force myself to use caps on that jerk off's name and title!


Wake up America!




My vette is priceless because I WON'T Sell it for peanuts!




Oh well, back to basketball in HD while obama, nancy amd harry still allow it!



5:00 p.m. Eastern 3-13-09 Fox News Channel. Tivo, DVR or watch it live!

2L8ULUZ 03-12-2009 08:21 PM


Originally Posted by Silverbullet00 (Post 1569274860)
The only thing wrong with the economy is that the damn libs don't want it to turn around, in fact they are out to destroy capitalism. The f'in Dems and most Repubs are just power hungry politicians whose egos won't fit in the Super Dome before or after Katrina! The economy problems are the creation of government interference, high taxes AND stupid government nonregulation and regulation and on and on! Our new President has never run any king of business, neither has the Speaker of the House beotch or the Senate majority leader reid, can't force myself to use caps on that jerk off's name and title!


Wake up America!




My vette is priceless because I WON'T Sell it for peanuts!




Oh well, back to basketball in HD while obama, nancy amd harry still allow it!



5:00 p.m. Eastern 3-13-09 Fox News Channel. Tivo, DVR or watch it live!

Spoken like a true Rush Limbaugh coolaid drinker.:rofl:

34RedRage 03-12-2009 09:51 PM

i have seen a few c5,s with less than 100k miles going for about 12-15k on craigslist...bad time to sell, great time to buy!!!!!

WildTurkey 03-12-2009 10:00 PM

PriceLess ;) :thumbs:

Navyvette04 03-12-2009 10:05 PM


Originally Posted by Corvette5678 (Post 1569266124)
What do you guys think the fair value of a very low mileage C5 6 speed Convertible is? I can’t believe how much prices seemed to have dropped! I bought my car last year for 28,500 and due to financial reasons have been trying to sell it this spring asking 26,000 but have gotten barely any offers! In your mind what is the actual value for one? I don’t want to give it away! I am thinking I may wait until the summer to try and sell again when interest in convertibles may peak a little.

What Year?? I bought my '04 vert with 10K miles in May '07 for $35K. It is not worth anywhere close to that now. However, I did buy it to keep it for the long haul. :flag:

69L79 03-12-2009 10:30 PM

It's crazy. I see late MY C4s on sale for more than the asking prices of late MY C5s. :crazy: And, the C5 is twice the Car. :eek:

3GenVettes 03-12-2009 10:58 PM

If your car was correctly priced when you bought it about a year ago, it should be worth about 3,500 - 5,000 less today. That said, nice C5 are still worth roughly the same amount as early C6s. But people buying convertibles in late winter or early spring are usually looking for bargains.

Good luck! The right buyer might come along.

34RedRage 03-13-2009 12:23 AM

i have a 1984 4+3 vette with 46k on the clock, "posted in pic". it is in "mint" condition. i would be lucky to get $5000.00 for it, but if i was to part it out , as that is my business, i could get 10-12k for the parts off this c4, just unbelievable. i guess it will just stay on my rack for another 12 years "as is" and will give it to my 4 year old!!!!
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