Anniversary Edition Prices
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Drifting
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Anniversary Edition Prices
Looking on E-Bay, and clicking the "completed listings" button, there are the following.........
1) Anniversary Edition Vert. 1,837 miles sold for $34,378
2) Anniversary Edition Coupe. 3,100 miles sold for $32,500
3) Anniversary Edition Vert. 8,000 miles sold for $32,850
I am quite surprised that these cars area actually selling at these prices.
These are Rogers Corvette prices, and more!
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1) Anniversary Edition Vert. 1,837 miles sold for $34,378
2) Anniversary Edition Coupe. 3,100 miles sold for $32,500
3) Anniversary Edition Vert. 8,000 miles sold for $32,850
I am quite surprised that these cars area actually selling at these prices.
These are Rogers Corvette prices, and more!
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I'm surprised that the prices were that high too even with the low mileage. I have heard that Rogers Corvettes has some very nice cars through and the prices do reflect that.
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Drifting
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Watching prices over the last couple of years, it even seems that Anniversary Editions have actually increased in value.
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Those prices are not surprising at all.
A local multi line GM dealer has had two coupes and a two verts over the last few months. None of them lasted on the lot more than a week.
Milage on all four ranged from 10,000 to 20,000 miles, they were sticker priced from $29,900 to $31,900.
The 2003 1SC package Anniversary Editions are desireable, there are so many low milage ones out there still, and they still command a decent price.
In fact from casual observations, prices haven't changed at all over the last 4 years on the low milage ones, and I'll agree with the statement that they actually increased slightly, albeit very slightly.
After five years with my A/E, the excitement is still there, and shows no sign of fading any time soon. I plan to keep it a good long time, so I can care less about the value today or in the future, just commenting on what others are going for, and again, not surprised.
A local multi line GM dealer has had two coupes and a two verts over the last few months. None of them lasted on the lot more than a week.
Milage on all four ranged from 10,000 to 20,000 miles, they were sticker priced from $29,900 to $31,900.
The 2003 1SC package Anniversary Editions are desireable, there are so many low milage ones out there still, and they still command a decent price.
In fact from casual observations, prices haven't changed at all over the last 4 years on the low milage ones, and I'll agree with the statement that they actually increased slightly, albeit very slightly.
After five years with my A/E, the excitement is still there, and shows no sign of fading any time soon. I plan to keep it a good long time, so I can care less about the value today or in the future, just commenting on what others are going for, and again, not surprised.