C7 Pricing
Instructor
Joined: Jan 2013
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This could be right on. 1:30PM is the time Tadge and Harlan do a C7 presentation in the conference center... All the engineers yesterday when asked about pricing kept saying, "I don't know you have to ask Harlan... Just grill him!" Direct quote!
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Le Mans Master
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From: North/Central NJ - a.k.a. Gotti in the CFNE section
St. Jude Donor '05
I see the C7 starting between 53500-55K BASE... I also think we are going to see the Z51 package cost more than the c6 version... I think $4K-5K for z51 on c7... so a 1LT Z51 will cost right around $59K..
2LT z51 will be right around 62,500....
3LT z51 = $66K
Then there are other options and packages... loaded 3LT coupe should be right at around 70K...
My food for thought and I have spoken to a couple people who have given me correct info before.
2LT z51 will be right around 62,500....
3LT z51 = $66K
Then there are other options and packages... loaded 3LT coupe should be right at around 70K...
My food for thought and I have spoken to a couple people who have given me correct info before.
Safety Car
Joined: Feb 2011
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From: Arlington VA
And I'm excited about the 1pm pricing announcement, because the lower the initial MSRP, the quicker I can get into a C7!
Safety Car
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From: Chesapeake VA
It sounds expensive for a base car, but in reality a 2002-2004 Z06 was a $52k car a decade ago. So mid 50s for all this technology/performance is to be expected. Yes it's the "base" car, but "base" has gotten incrementally improved to the point it'd trounce a standard C5 coupe.
7th Gear
Joined: Jan 2013
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Same here. I cant afford a new C7 for atleast another 2-3 years. So my plan is to pay off my C6 and continue to enjoy it during that time frame. That way, by the time I can afford the C7.. there should be some super awesome deals available.
And I'm excited about the 1pm pricing announcement, because the lower the initial MSRP, the quicker I can get into a C7!
And I'm excited about the 1pm pricing announcement, because the lower the initial MSRP, the quicker I can get into a C7!
Le Mans Master
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania
But most of those people are doing time in Federal B&B's or were first round loosers on 'Who's Smarter Than a Fifth Grader' . . . . . OK, one is kinda insightful - he the 'Guess Your Weight Guy' at the County Fair
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2000
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From: Dallas TX
It sounds expensive for a base car, but in reality a 2002-2004 Z06 was a $52k car a decade ago. So mid 50s for all this technology/performance is to be expected. Yes it's the "base" car, but "base" has gotten incrementally improved to the point it'd trounce a standard C5 coupe.
