ZR-1's Sold at Barrett-Jackson SCOTTSDALE 2010
01-23-2010, 11:39 PM
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ZR-1's Sold at Barrett-Jackson SCOTTSDALE 2010
Looking at this auction if I'm reading this correctly, these two 1995 & 2010 ZR-1's sold as a pair for $82,500. That's for the pair? These didn't pull too much on this auction. I know the market is soft, but this is unreal! This pretty much is setting the stage for the prices this year for what it's looking like to be a rough year for car values.
http://www.barrett-jackson.com/appli...&aid=304&pop=0
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01-24-2010, 04:26 PM
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The prices for Corvettes seemed down this year. One thing that caught my attention were the '87 Buick GNX's. Lot 980 sold for $75.9 with 4K miles, Lot 987.1 sold for $68K with 7K miles, and Lot 1036 sold for 104K with 1200 miles. The GNX had a MSRP for $29K, with 276HP and a total of 547 were made. How do you justify this price? I saw recently a '94 ZR-1 on Ebay with 9K miles was bid only to $28K with a BUY-It-Now price of $34K. The pair of ZR-1's that sold at BJ was really heavily priced for the new 2010 one, the '95 only comes out to about $30K. I realize cars bring a premium at BJ but we are way under valued unless a Turbo is more technically advanced than 4 Cams sans pushrods.
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01-24-2010, 05:39 PM
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It's just too bad they did “sell in pair only” as you really can't get an actual reference on the value of each car really sold for!
12-20-2011, 08:40 AM
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12-20-2011, 10:46 AM
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The prices for Corvettes seemed down this year. One thing that caught my attention were the '87 Buick GNX's. Lot 980 sold for $75.9 with 4K miles, Lot 987.1 sold for $68K with 7K miles, and Lot 1036 sold for 104K with 1200 miles. The GNX had a MSRP for $29K, with 276HP and a total of 547 were made. How do you justify this price? I saw recently a '94 ZR-1 on Ebay with 9K miles was bid only to $28K with a BUY-It-Now price of $34K. The pair of ZR-1's that sold at BJ was really heavily priced for the new 2010 one, the '95 only comes out to about $30K. I realize cars bring a premium at BJ but we are way under valued unless a Turbo is more technically advanced than 4 Cams sans pushrods.
12-20-2011, 11:04 AM
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Comparing the GNX and a ZR-1 is apples and oranges. Sure they were both low volume and high performance, but they have different appeal. Plus, the Z is one level above the base car, the GNX is two. It's a special version of a special version of a Regal.
