hzz

Looking for a 2010 grand sport convertible 6 spd...with NAV and NPP, and mileage below 20K

Prices seem to be quite varied, even though it should be a buyer's market.

What would be a reasonable price to pay for a 3LT?

What about a 4LT?

Is two-tone interior a desirable option?

Anyone bought one similar recently and can let me know what they paid?

Thanks

C3-PO

My 2012 2LT GS Vert w/Heritage, A6, NPP, NAV, And F55! 14 miles only! MSRP $71K. about as good as the 4LT ... right?

Zellerz93

Bump ttt. Interested in an answer for this.

jnx911

What are the prices you are being quoted?

hzz

Prices they're asking....bottom line prices are 56K for a 4LT.
3LT's are less, but not much less.

Gary '09 C6

OP, you should price-out the exact car on Edmunds.com, KBB, NADA, etc. to get a better idea of prices
in your market. This should help you negotiate better...

hzz

Going by KBB and Edmunds they should be 52-53.

Dealers want 56-58.

I guess I'll just keep looking...in this market I would expect to find a decent deal.

LucaBrasiAZ

do yourself a big favor and go to the dealer corvettes for sale section of this forum. You can get new 2012 for the price you are looking at used or very very close to it...especially the 3lts.

may be an eye opening experience.

Gary '09 C6

Corvette Ed says wholesale prices are coming up...(these are USD prices)


http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...ces-today.html

Gary '09 C6

OP is in Canada...their prices are higher, I believe.

hzz

Way higher...that's why I buy in the USA

Gary '09 C6

good for you !

Supersonic 427

I just traded my '12 GS 2LT Convertible with 1500 miles and the dealer put $55,000 in it. This was ACV not a trade in allowance. The car listed new for $66,380 in November. At the time there was a $3000 Corvette Loyalty rebate, $1500 dealer cash and I bought it for under invoice (about $10,700 off total)