ZR1 Value
#1
ZR1 Value
What value do think the 2009-13 ZR1 will be in 5 years, 10 years, etc.., I know mileage effects this, current 10k to 15,000 miles are around $60,000, people are saying the new C8 is going to bring its value down, others say up, thoughts?
#2
Drifting
I think it'll go up in the short term 0-5 yr simply because there were less than 5000 made and in a real 6 speed. Parts are easy to find, cars are pretty easy to mod and make fast, also look and perform great even stock. I suspect it will keep up with inflation rates of around 2.5% on average. This could change if the C8 is a total flop, in which case I suspect a 5-10% increase. As for 10 years, well, hard to tell, but I doubt there will be any new manual cars for purchase at all, so I expect it to be a 75k car by then.
#3
I think it'll go up in the short term 0-5 yr simply because there were less than 5000 made and in a real 6 speed. Parts are easy to find, cars are pretty easy to mod and make fast, also look and perform great even stock. I suspect it will keep up with inflation rates of around 2.5% on average. This could change if the C8 is a total flop, in which case I suspect a 5-10% increase. As for 10 years, well, hard to tell, but I doubt there will be any new manual cars for purchase at all, so I expect it to be a 75k car by then.
#4
Le Mans Master
It's all about supply and demand, really. If the demand is there and there's limited supply, then it will hold value. But the fact that I don't ever plan to sell mine, it's one less available. They didn't sell many of these JSB Dark Titanium cars in Texas.
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#6
Le Mans Master
#7
Melting Slicks
Originally Posted by EViL427
There will always be exceptions to the rule. You got a pretty good deal.
#8
Safety Car
Depreciation is the last thing that cross my mind when I bought mine, put your money elsewhere then in a Corvette those car are build for enthusiasts who’d love to drive and forget about the rest. Try real estate.