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Brother has 2012 GS he is trying to sell for neighbor who just lost her husband he had a 1 owner black 6 speed 3LT coupe with only 4k miles on it I am looking to help them with a value to post here and elsewhere to sell it Anyone have an idea? thanks Have decoded vin so can list all options additional info Centennial edition with seat markings, Z51 owner paid over 70k new Owner(wife) is listing for 56k right now any interest LMK
Last edited by pnewt; Apr 18, 2022 at 09:51 PM.
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$44K as a starting point. It is among the 2% lowest mileage Vettes for it's year, and that means something to some folks. If they are in no hurry, they could keep it for sale for awhile, then drop, if needed.
You can plug that VIN into Carvana or Carmax to see what they would offer. Use that as a baseline and go from there.
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I'd plug the car into both, it's 15 minutes well spent. Depending on where you live you might want to sit on the car for another two months. I live where it snows and Corvette's are worth a couple thousand more and sell much easier in the spring.
Brother has 2012 GS he is trying to sell for neighbor who just lost her husband he had a 1 owner black 6 speed 3LT coupe with only 4k miles on it I am looking to help them with a value to post here and elsewhere to sell it Anyone have an idea? thanks Have decoded vin so can list all options additional info Centennial edition with seat markings, Z51 owner paid over 70k new
That's a very rare car. I have a 4lt similar to that with 15k, and offers under 55k wouldn't even be listened to. If they don't need the money right away, I'd ask 65k and let someone who wants that car buy it.
>$45k, that is a rare optioned car with extremely low miles, GLWS
45k would be a fair price if it wasn't a centennial, and had 4x the miles. Note I said fair, not high, not killer deal, just a good price both sides would be happy with.
This car being a centennial with super low miles is worth MUCH more than 45k.