Low mileage vert for sale
09-03-2015, 08:50 AM
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You have a gorgeous car, but not everybody is a fan of yellow. I am, but I'm out of the C4 market these days.
09-03-2015, 05:44 PM
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09-03-2015, 05:46 PM
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Thanks. I appreciate the compliment
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09-03-2015, 10:25 PM
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C4 or a used Honda
I bet being a C4 works more against you than it being yellow. Only owned my 1992 for a few months but it sure seems to be a -love it- or -hate it- kind of car.
I feel like every car has its 'color' - to me the later C4's look amazing in the classic bright red, but even better in yellow.
If you were asking 10k I would find a way to buy a second... haha. And my wife would kill me because we have no room.
I also think listing a C4 on a Corvette forum at it's actual value will most likely get you little as far as hits. We are all looking for good deals on C4's, because UNLIKE EVERY OTHER GENERATION OF CORVETTE there are many deals out there to be had.
Sit tight, your buyer will come along. I would try listing it on Major City Craiglist sites. Which will give you more junk emails than most people could handle... but the real buyer is out there somewhere.
She's a real beauty!
I feel like every car has its 'color' - to me the later C4's look amazing in the classic bright red, but even better in yellow.
If you were asking 10k I would find a way to buy a second... haha. And my wife would kill me because we have no room.
I also think listing a C4 on a Corvette forum at it's actual value will most likely get you little as far as hits. We are all looking for good deals on C4's, because UNLIKE EVERY OTHER GENERATION OF CORVETTE there are many deals out there to be had.
Sit tight, your buyer will come along. I would try listing it on Major City Craiglist sites. Which will give you more junk emails than most people could handle... but the real buyer is out there somewhere.
She's a real beauty!
09-05-2015, 04:56 PM
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I bet being a C4 works more against you than it being yellow. Only owned my 1992 for a few months but it sure seems to be a -love it- or -hate it- kind of car.
I feel like every car has its 'color' - to me the later C4's look amazing in the classic bright red, but even better in yellow.
If you were asking 10k I would find a way to buy a second... haha. And my wife would kill me because we have no room.
I also think listing a C4 on a Corvette forum at it's actual value will most likely get you little as far as hits. We are all looking for good deals on C4's, because UNLIKE EVERY OTHER GENERATION OF CORVETTE there are many deals out there to be had.
Sit tight, your buyer will come along. I would try listing it on Major City Craiglist sites. Which will give you more junk emails than most people could handle... but the real buyer is out there somewhere.
She's a real beauty!
I feel like every car has its 'color' - to me the later C4's look amazing in the classic bright red, but even better in yellow.
If you were asking 10k I would find a way to buy a second... haha. And my wife would kill me because we have no room.
I also think listing a C4 on a Corvette forum at it's actual value will most likely get you little as far as hits. We are all looking for good deals on C4's, because UNLIKE EVERY OTHER GENERATION OF CORVETTE there are many deals out there to be had.
Sit tight, your buyer will come along. I would try listing it on Major City Craiglist sites. Which will give you more junk emails than most people could handle... but the real buyer is out there somewhere.
She's a real beauty!
10-11-2015, 06:33 AM
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I don't agree with some of the others. I think that yellow in a c4 is one of the most desirable colors. They usually command a bit higher price then any thing else. What you have going against you in my opinion is two things. First price. IF it was a coverable lt4 or a zr1 coupe your price would be more in line and youd see a premium over the other colors being yellow. My opinon is that you have yourself a real nice 14-15k car. Second is that some people me included are afraid of 20 year old car with such low mileage. They can take some work to get road worthy if its going to do anything but sit in a garage. My 92 sat for 5 years without use and needed all three front seals, valve cover gaskets, intake gasket, all new belts and hoses, all the fluids changed and tires. It easily adds two or three grand to the price. So for what a guy would have in it he could buy a c5 zo6 with 50k and drive it away. I know I could have probably bought a c5 for what I have into mine. A third thing is just what your running into. A c4 is harder to sell then a c5. Values seem to be closing up between them but bottom line is what its worth doesn't matter if it doesn't sell and theres LOTS of c4 out there for sale that aren't selling. Most would rather opt for a more reliable c5. Ill close with this. Personaly I think you have one of the sharpest c4s that was ever built. Id be proud to have it in my driveway.
Last edited by Lloyd Smale; 10-11-2015 at 06:42 AM.