sped921

hello forum members
I have been going back and forth with a dealer regarding 2009 z06 with a 3lz package. I am asking all of you what a new z06 is worth now that the 2010 production run has just ended. I don't want to insult the dealer but I don't want to pay a ridiculous price as I could buy 2010 from a volume dealer for less than 70k (yes, probably a 2Lz and not the 3Lz). Look forward to what all of you think.
Thanks in advance
Eddy

MThomas

u have a PM

Epic_C6

I would say at least 18-20% off of MSRP should be a reasonable offer for a new 2009.

sped921

thank you for the ideas.. I may just opt for a 2lz 2010 from kerbeck or broadway.

ATC399

I say offer 67K and be ready to walk

sped921

now it gets interesting. the dealer bought out a dealer that was closing and this car was one of the lot they bought. Does anyone know anything about prices paid for cars a dealer owned when GM forced them to close. The dealer is saying that they did not want this car but it was part of the package that they bought.. just wondering if I have a little more room to go lower.

Vito.A

2009 Z06's had a large price increase (I am guessing around Feb 2009). The other cost variables are Navigation, wheels, and extra cost colors (Jetstream Blue, Velocity Yellow, and Atomic Orange). These options can add $5k to the price.

If you really get a motivated dealer and you use all the incentives, you should be able to get a 3LZ car with Nav and chrome wheels for $66-69K.

Use Jeff Hardy's Corvette Locator and email all the dealers with cars you are interested in. Ask for their best no trade pricing. You can also use this info to get your local dealer down into reality.
http://www.jeffhardy.com/lookupvette.php

JoesC5

I purchased my 09 2LZ, chromes, NAV 23 months ago for $68,538, new, first month of 09 production. Same car with a 3LZ was ~$72,500. A two year old Z06 would be worth around $62,000 in my opinion, new or excellent used. As soon as you drive it off the lot, it's not worth anymore then the one I've been driving for the past 23 months.

Skullbussa

Excellent point.

And to the original poster, I would simply explain it to the dealership just as JoesC5 has said so here: as soon as I drive this car off your lot, it's no different from any other 2009 that's on the road. Other than less mileage, of course.

I think it is completely asinine that Chevy dealerships keep these "new" cars on their lots for this long. Bottom line, someone got greedy and didn't pay attention to the market.

ALSO keep in mind that there is a very, very limited pool of people like yourself who would consider buying a 2 year old new car. The dealer should know this and be willing to bend over backwards to sell you this car, especially with 2011 cars hitting dealer lots now.

20% off sticker is the bare minimum I would push for. Because the depreciation is going to be brutal...

eyoung3sm

Rogers corvette generally has new / used Z06's (1 to 2 years old) for very competitive prices (08, low miles, low 50's)

eyoung3sm

here is one example from Rogers Corvette site -

2008 Black Z06-Heavily Optioned-3,000 Miles
Black /Black Leather, Six Speed, Z06 Performance/Appearance Package, 427 Cubic Inches/505 Horsepower, Equipped With 2LZ Package, DVD Navigation Which Replaces 6-Disc In Dash CD With Single Disc CD, OnStar and Chrome Aluminum Z06 Wheels-50 State Low Emission Vehicle, Approved For Sale To Residents Of California, 1 Owner, Heavily Optioned, Original MSRP Just Under $78,000 at***$77,790***-***Just Over 3,000 Miles***
3,000 Miles .... $56,900

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I am taking delivery of an 08 c6 next week, so far happy with the service.