2008 Low mileage 4LT C6
 

Z51, 4LT package (Full leather wrap interior) Rare car, Black / Ebony-Linen two tone leather interior with cross flags on headrests, 6-speed paddle shift auto transmission, Bose premium audio, XM radio, DVD navigation, heads up display, Black Zo6wheels, dual mode exhaust, , painted red calipers, ZR1 rear spoiler, lloyds mats, 12,200 miles, red gs stripes on drivers side only (can be removed), transparent roof, garaged, all stock and unmolested-ready to be modded by the new owner.
Have it listed on craigslist for $37,999. Feel free to shoot me some offers, Just no insults:D
I can email you more pics upon request. Thanks

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what suspension package ?

Its a Z51

Price drop, $37,500.

Where at in NY State?

Long Island, Suffolk County

ttt

ttt price drop $37,000. Let me know what you guys think. Feedback is appreciated

TTT, lowered to $36,000, And I know its not a Ferrari, just trying to see where I should be at. Trade in value at a dealer says $34.5K.

Feedback anyone?

Would you get a tax break on the new car price minus the trade in? If so you might be better off taking that trade offer. Wish it was a manual transmission, I'd be giving you a call if it was.

that's what the total is with the tax break added in.

oh ok. It's a beautiful car. Good luck with the sale!

Thanks

ttt

ttt, price drop $35,500

tuesday bump

My feedback, since you asked for it, would be that if it was my car I think I would jump on the dealer trade in value, seems pretty generous for a nearly 6 year old coupe.

I know, however they lied. F'in dealers. They said Kelly blue book is a scam. i'll just wait to give it a good home:D

That's the way to do it. Dealers would not treat the cars with the same respect as private owners do.

The ironic part is that private owners still vouch for kbb as a measurement guide. Edmunds.com contains accurate measurement guides based on real life statistics.

That is very true. KBB is owned by AutoTrader and from what I see they run about 10-15% high and must be basing their valuations on what people are asking and not what they are selling for. If you notice dealers always advertise how many thousands of dollars below KBB there car is priced at.

As posted above Edmunds.com is far more accurate, comprehensive and current than KBB or NADA.