What's a good price on a used C6?
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What's a good price on a used C6?
I'm a C5 guy looking to move up but I have to start researching what the going rates are. What's a good price on a used C6 in terms of mileage and year? How much are options worth? Auto or Man etc? Thanks
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How big is a dog?
Good price is somewhere between $30k and $75k depending on whether it's an '05, '06, '07, '08, or '09...coupe, vert, Z06...1LT, 2LT, 3LT...etc.
The value of the options...HUD, NAV, NPP, Z51, F55, etc...depends on the buyer.
Good luck with your search.
The value of the options...HUD, NAV, NPP, Z51, F55, etc...depends on the buyer.
Good luck with your search.
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I'm curious as to what is the lowest price you guys have seen a C6 selling for, that isn't a wrecked up car or a rebuild?
Up here in Toronto, I just spotted the first C6 priced at under $30k in the Auto Trader this morning. When I check the US Auto Trader I notice that the lowest priced C6 in there right now is just under $29k. Has anyone seen a decent condition C6 selling for $25k US or less?
Up here in Toronto, I just spotted the first C6 priced at under $30k in the Auto Trader this morning. When I check the US Auto Trader I notice that the lowest priced C6 in there right now is just under $29k. Has anyone seen a decent condition C6 selling for $25k US or less?
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If you are looking for a really nice low mileage C6, I would look to pay in the $35K range. Yes, you can find some at lower prices, but be extra careful. Usually, you get what you pay for. Good luck.
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this was 3 months ago, so now you may easily find some good low mileage c6's for $32 or $33K
.....you usually do get what you pay for... good luck!!
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St. Jude Donor '15
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Then buy one! they're out there. Just have to find the one. If you ask me, your question is far too wide in scope. Narrow it down, and say what you want as far as options go, and whether you want a "beater." If you want the latter, I'd drop the price even lower than $30K. If you want almost pristine but at the top end, it might go to $75K.
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Obviously depends on options and condition of car. A high mileage one could easily go for slightly under $28K-$30K but it will probably be pretty beat up. For a decent condition one look to spend $33K minimum.
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Like the housing market, it's a good time to buy!
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Reason I say still is because they've been offered at that price* by forum and non-forum delaers all of '08 model year, and in the '07 model year, too. I don't get how that is such a great bargain as '09s are being delivered.
The car is great and well equipped, the price is not, imo, for this time of the model year.
*and about $1K more