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When I was shopping for my '05 C6 coupe I found that the time of year had a large impact on selling price. I bought mine in the beginning of fall at a Chevy Dealer. I paid under $18,000 out the door. It has 58,000 miles, Z51, all options (I think?) and looks mint. Plus it has full Corsa exhaust with LT headers and a Lingenfelter CAI. It was listed for $22,000 originally.
24k is a great price for a low mileage clean car like that.
I totally disagree car is still a 2005. But what is worst car has not been driven which is not a good thing. Unless you plan on not driving it yourself for a museum piece.
You can buy a 2010 or newer for similar price but might have 20-30,000 miles
Add the following to the above value based on what options the car has:
3LT - add $750
Dual Roofs - add $750
Mag Ride - add $400
6-Spd - add $1500
Chrome wheels - add $500
Convertible - add $2200
I didn't realize my question on pricing would create such controversy. I confirmed that the 2006 is a fully optioned 3LT (heads up display, nav, etc.). Agreed on $23k. Will let you know more details when I see it on Sunday.
Anflyer
Sounds like a great car, congrats on finding one with such low miles!
I didn't realize my question on pricing would create such controversy. I confirmed that the 2006 is a fully optioned 3LT (heads up display, nav, etc.). Agreed on $23k. Will let you know more details when I see it on Sunday.
Anflyer
They usually do. People like to base prices on what they paid in another region or season. It sounds like a great deal. I would definitely replace the fluids and hope they changed the oil at least once per year. Yes tires are junk even when new so find some great tires and not some no name brand cheapos.
I totally disagree car is still a 2005. But what is worst car has not been driven which is not a good thing. Unless you plan on not driving it yourself for a museum piece.
You can buy a 2010 or newer for similar price but might have 20-30,000 miles
No you can't. and oh yea, you don't expect to BUY a car for what Carmax offers. oops I'm sorry I guess you do that all the time.
I didn't realize my question on pricing would create such controversy. I confirmed that the 2006 is a fully optioned 3LT (heads up display, nav, etc.). Agreed on $23k. Will let you know more details when I see it on Sunday.
Anflyer
Lol, don't worry about it, not hard to start an argument on here.
I am glad you posted, whenever someone is willing to talk car-condition-price we all learn what these vettes are really worth or selling for.
Good luck with your vette, it sounds like a sweet ride at a fair price to me.
I totally disagree car is still a 2005. But what is worst car has not been driven which is not a good thing. Unless you plan on not driving it yourself for a museum piece.
You can buy a 2010 or newer for similar price but might have 20-30,000 miles
OP is asking about a '06 not '05. As already said post some links to 2010 for similar price that you would be comfortable buying, good luck. Not salvage title, 5 owner, 78,000 mile cars but 1 or 2 owner 25,000 mile or less for similar price, LOL.
OP, these threads always bring out the lowballers and there are plenty of those on this forum. If they don't want to buy a car unless they can steal it, more power to them. If you are happy with the deal at $23k that's all that really matters.
Just for reference, there is currently a '05 vert, laguna blue, black top & interior, loaded with options, A4 trans, new wheels and tires, with 39K miles, just posted up for sale yesterday in Peoria, AZ at $23K OBO. It appears to be super clean, unmolested (aka bone stock except for the aftermarket wheels) and has a clear title and carfax.
Just for reference, there is currently a '05 vert, laguna blue, black top & interior, loaded with options, A4 trans, new wheels and tires, with 39K miles, just posted up for sale yesterday in Peoria, AZ at $23K OBO. It appears to be super clean, unmolested (aka bone stock except for the aftermarket wheels) and has a clear title and carfax.
You mean 23 thousand and not 23 hundred too right????
**** peeps in here swear they will pay you to take one now.
02-07-2019, 01:17 PM
here? Or simply a very incompetent appraiser?
oops I'm sorry I guess you do that all the time.
