2001 Price question
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In my opinion no. I would expect a little more depending on the configuration.
A convertible will always be higher. Options make the difference. Is it a Z51 vehicle, for example. Dual zone AC, full Preferred Eq Group 2, etc.
The mileage is way low, I struggle to minimize mine and I just hit 40K.
(I should add you will get a lot of opinions on this.)
A convertible will always be higher. Options make the difference. Is it a Z51 vehicle, for example. Dual zone AC, full Preferred Eq Group 2, etc.
The mileage is way low, I struggle to minimize mine and I just hit 40K.
(I should add you will get a lot of opinions on this.)
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If you can get the VIN you can do some deciphering. There is a very recent post about this, it explains which digit tells you what the configuration is, for example the sixth digit tells you whether it is a vert, frc or basic coupe.
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$20k for 01 TR Coupe, 6 sp w 25k miles sounds about right, especially if it's from a Corvette enthusiast who really cared for the car. If it's his/her baby, and you visit their home, see their garage set up, learn the history of the car, etc.--these things mean a lot to me when purchasing. Tasteful Mods, both cosmetic and performance, add some value to the car.
On the other hand, a $20k sticker on a 25k miles C5 sitting on some car lot, w no history, would not be nearly as appealing to me.
Rickman
P.S. If you have never had a Vert, you may wanna check out the 01-04 Verts. I love my 01 TR Z51, my first convertible ever. They are simply great cars that should hold their value slightly better than the coupes.
On the other hand, a $20k sticker on a 25k miles C5 sitting on some car lot, w no history, would not be nearly as appealing to me.
Rickman
P.S. If you have never had a Vert, you may wanna check out the 01-04 Verts. I love my 01 TR Z51, my first convertible ever. They are simply great cars that should hold their value slightly better than the coupes.
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If it is in excellent condition and has the desirable options, then $20K is a fair price for the car.