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Purchased my 2009 in mid-February this year from Chevy dealer. It was a 1-owner car traded in by a gentleman in his late 60's. 10/10 on interior and exterior with new Michelin Pilot Super Sports put on right before it was traded. The guy even had a binder with all of the service records from day one laminated and in order. Dealer had $25K on the sticker and I offed $21K cash (taxes included in the price) with it being middle of winter still and they accepted. I had been looking for 2 years and my patience paid off as I feel I got a phenomenal deal. The low price leaves extra for mods
Jetstream Blue 2LT package
Charcoal Interior
6 speed manual
NPP exhaust
34,100 miles
Nice car, Bud. Was it from a private owner? I bought a 2008 3lt, A6 coupe last Jan. It had 99K on it. Paid $17500, but from a dealer, so also had to pay sales tax of nearly $1700.
The convertibles are much more desirable in some areas of the country...you did well.
I bought this 2006 with 95k on it from a dealer in Clearwater fl
It looks like a new car inside and out. The dealer replaced the windshield, steering wheel, wipers, and the HUD display. The car had all service work done at the same dealer so I had access to all the records.
It was a one owner car and he had it serviced every 3,000 miles.
I paid $17,200 for it and have never been happier.
Just bought an 11' GS 2 lt...mint cond from a local dealer for 31K...I thought it was a great deal. Most corvettes sell over blue book value, in fact my last vette was totalled and the insurance co gave me 4grand more than I paid.
Yes private owner, he owned it for the past three years. The wife and I are having a plast driving around with the top down.
Originally Posted by buckmeister2
Nice car, Bud. Was it from a private owner? I bought a 2008 3lt, A6 coupe last Jan. It had 99K on it. Paid $17500, but from a dealer, so also had to pay sales tax of nearly $1700.
The convertibles are much more desirable in some areas of the country...you did well.
Sold my baby for 6k I bought it back from the ins co for 4500.00
Wrecked right after I put close to 12k into her....=(
I got this 2010 GS 3lt with 39k miles
Paid 34k....
Not sure if it was the best deal but it was what I wanted
Your last sentence should be read and understood by everybody. While its nice to get a 'great' deal on a car, never ever let a few bucks get in the way of what you truly want.
Your last sentence should be read and understood by everybody. While its nice to get a 'great' deal on a car, never ever let a few bucks get in the way of what you truly want.
never let a few bucks get in the way of what you really want
This is something my wife lives by...
Just purchased a 2008 1LT base with 101k miles. A6, red with black interior. Exactly what I wanted! $16800 plus tax. Clean title but minor accident per Carfax. One owner, tons of dealer service history and female owned.
I think it was a decent buy but I'm sure the miles would be a putoff for some. For me, it's just a weekend car. Super Happy and it drives like a dream.
Last edited by Gunslinger08; 05-24-2017 at 03:19 PM.
I traded my 2010 Grand Sport for a 2017 Stingray yesterday for $31,500 at Ross Downing Chevrolet (Corvette Forum Dealer). My car had a manual transmission, 2LT, both tops, and NPP. It was in pristine condition with only 11,500 miles. The dealership was running their inventory for $9,000 off of sticker so I am pleased with the overall deal. Our car taxes in Louisiana where I live are 10.99% but you don't pay taxes on the trade amount. I would not have been able to sell the car on my own and net out more than that.
05-18-2017, 08:42 AM
