Will C5 prices keep going down?
Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2001
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From: Wichita KS
Originally Posted by 92BlackRoseconv
As we all know C5 prices have gone down a lot over this summer. My question is will they continue to go down over the winter. Will they be cheaper now in the fall or cheaper in the spring? Everyone knows sports cars are cheap in the fall. Will they go back up in Spring? It's weird because you see a lot of C5's prices where a 92-96 is priced now with low miles. Sometimes I'm seeing C4's be more expensive then C5's
When will the C5 stop sliding and will it rebound any time soon?
When will the C5 stop sliding and will it rebound any time soon?
Pro
Joined: Oct 2002
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From: Soddy Daisy (near Chattanooga) TN
Best time to buy
There are some great buys in C5's out there right now. It's my personal preference to the C6 right now. the C5 clooks a little more "GT" and the C6 looks more like a stubby sports car. I'll eventually buy one, but more because it has more power and because I'll want something newer. The C5 will be the bargin sports car of the century. Plenty of power and looks, at really good prices. Wish I had waited another year to buy mine and gotten an '04. On the other hand - if you want to sell one.... not too cool!
Team Owner
Joined: May 2001
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From: Virginia
St. Jude Donor '11
Originally Posted by 92BlackRoseconv
I wasn't asking to see what mine would be worth. I was asking to see if I should buy my next one this fall and store it or buy one next spring. I live in Wisconsin. I wouldn't care what my car is worth after I buy it. I do care when I'm going to save money buying it. I think ayone would. So you can have your .02 back.
goody goody for you...I was just giving my OPINION!...calm down....... 
Burning Brakes
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Originally Posted by 92BlackRoseconv
I wasn't asking to see what mine would be worth. I was asking to see if I should buy my next one this fall and store it or buy one next spring. I live in Wisconsin. I wouldn't care what my car is worth after I buy it. I do care when I'm going to save money buying it. I think ayone would. So you can have your .02 back. 
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Feb 2001
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From: Saint Cloud Florida
Originally Posted by 92BlackRoseconv
I wasn't asking to see what mine would be worth. I was asking to see if I should buy my next one this fall and store it or buy one next spring. I live in Wisconsin. I wouldn't care what my car is worth after I buy it. I do care when I'm going to save money buying it. I think ayone would. So you can have your .02 back.
Just can't imagine the prices won't be less next spring and the spring after ect.
