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SOLD.

2011 Grand Sport coupe with 3,480 miles on it now since I can't edit the title of this thread. I am the original owner and am located in central NJ. This car is in immaculate condition and flawless. The body does not have a scratch or ding on it and none of the wheels have any curb rash. It has always been garage kept and meticulously taken care of. It has never been driven in the rain. This car has a clean Carfax and has never sustained damage of any kind. The clear title is in hand and there are no liens. I can be reached at njvette1@aol.com with any questions. $42K or b/o.

black/black
3LT option package
automatic trans with paddle shifters
dual mode exhaust
glass roof
heads up display
chrome wheels
heated seats
Bose premium sound system
navigation
SLP Blackwing cold air intake (still have original)
ceramic brake pads

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JimmyS5600

Very sharp!!! Have you experienced any problems with that low hung front
spilter?

1320fan

Thank you. I have not had any problems with the carbon fiber splitter. I am just very careful with it.

TEECEE

Where did you buy the front splitter? I am looking at a few places for mine.

1320fan

I got it from Corvette Mods a few years ago when they did a group buy.

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Still available and reduced. The car is mint with ridiculously low miles.

1320fan

Is this not a fair price?

deljohnson

I've been looking at almost every Corvette for sale lately and have a disinterested opinion. I'm not going to buy your car unless you sell it silly cheap (you'll get more from a dealer). I don't want to own a black car; although many people do.

KBB shows a private party value of $38,622 to $42,071.
NADA Blue Book shows a clean trade of $44,425.

Easiest way to see is to take it to CarMax (or another dealer) and see what they'll give you for it. If you get more than trade + tax value in a private sale -- you win and so does the buyer. If you don't, sell it to the dealer.

Folks can get into a new C7 for not that much more money. If you can swing $44k for a four year old (going on 5 year old) used car, you can swing $60 for a new one; your buyer isn't a person buying a budget commuter. A C7 may not have all the options, but it will be 4-5 years newer -- and well, new.

IMHO, folks like their own mods, but most detract from value to a potential buyer -- especially compared to their cost. Your front splitter looks like a headache to me and isn't a mod I would make nor want. In fact, if I want a modded car, I want to make the mods myself. YMMV.

This is just one person's opinion; everyone has one. Ask someone else and I'm sure you'll get a different opinion.

Very nice car. GLWS.

1320fan

Thanks for your input. When I researched the car NADA clean retail was $50,075. I believe KBB was in the mid $40's and not many dealers use KBB. It's not like you see that many 2011's this clean with such low miles which should definitely have a bearing on the price in my opinion. As far as the front splitter I still have the stock one and plan on putting it back on when I sell it.

FrankTank

I think the price is pretty fair especially considering the really low miles. You are in the right ballpark. I've seen cars like this online and dealers are asking in the low 50's for a GS with similar miles and same year.

Heck if I had a job now I'd look into buying it

RJL1

I know this car. Pic's don't do it justice. Clean, clean, clean. The owner is absolutely meticulous with this particular car as well as others in his collection. GLWS!

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Z06Vert

Nice comment! Hey kettle... your black!

Z06Vert

It is a beautiful car! I think the price is very fair. I would have considered it if you were closer to me out west. Good luck with the sale!

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The mark on the carbon fiber console near the traction control button is from the flash only.

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