MSRP
Le Mans Master
Joined: Feb 2000
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From: Yorktown Heights NY
St. Jude '03-'04-'05-'06
Re: MSRP (dhoshowski)
Within a few hundred dollars of the 2004 base car. However, getting an "all option" car will cost, a guess, $3,000+ more for the coupe and $4,000+ more for the convertible. Reason, options that have been upgraded such as the Z51 & 1SB and new options like navigation, On-Star, XM radio, power top, etc. 
Burning Brakes
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From: Celina TEXAS!!!
Re: MSRP (Bugleboy84)
I would speculate around upper $40K for base model.
Maybe mid $50K for convertible, and around low to mid $60K for roadster.
Maybe mid $50K for convertible, and around low to mid $60K for roadster.
I thought that roadster and convertible were the same thing.
Race Director
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From: I am Jack's out-dated Fight Club reference. MD
Re: MSRP (**** Finger)
I would speculate around upper $40K for base model.
Maybe mid $50K for convertible, and around low to mid $60K for roadster.
I thought that roadster and convertible were the same thing.
Maybe mid $50K for convertible, and around low to mid $60K for roadster.
I thought that roadster and convertible were the same thing.
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