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Old Feb 5, 2023 | 09:44 AM
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I am looking at a 2019 C7 Z51 3LT with 340.... yes 340 miles! Any opinions on a 2019 with this low mileage? Anything specific to look out for, or concerns? It is a CPO.

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Wow, I thought my 3800 mile find was low. It's basically a new car so do all the stuff you would normally do with a new one. Then for the love of God drive the thing. Hopefully the tires aren't flat spotted.
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Only thing I can think of are the transmission flush (if an automatic) and the 3LT dash coming apart. You should be able to get some kind of warranty to cover those issues. I've had no issues with with my '19.
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Yeah, just do the normal break in stuff. As a CPO, you have a warranty on the car.
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Originally Posted by captras
I am looking at a 2019 C7 Z51 3LT with 340.... yes 340 miles! Any opinions on a 2019 with this low mileage? Anything specific to look out for, or concerns? It is a CPO.

Thanks in advance.
With low miles I'd be concerned about oil seals drying out and leaking. And bad fuel gumming things up.
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Old Feb 5, 2023 | 02:40 PM
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Great find just give it the usual but thorough inspection and enjoy it.
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Originally Posted by AnotherNorskie
With low miles I'd be concerned about oil seals drying out and leaking. And bad fuel gumming things up.
Low mileage cars like this have concerns. I would use it a lot before the CPO period expires. Potential Electronic infant failures haven’t occurred yet.
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Car is in Mississippi. Make sure it's not a flood vehicle!
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wow 340 miles, geez yeah must of been sitting, poor thing! needs to be driven!
anyway like mentioned certainly ask for maintenance records?
things I would look into:
oil changes? should have had at least 2 at min being a 2019, would hope 3.
battery condition, was it tendered, etc..
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Originally Posted by Bigredwing
Only thing I can think of are the transmission flush (if an automatic) and the 3LT dash coming apart. You should be able to get some kind of warranty to cover those issues. I've had no issues with with my '19.
Mid-Feb 2019 built cars forward had the new fluid so depends on build date. Regardless put a Range device in if A8 to stay in V8 100% of time, our March built 2019 has had one since week one, no issues as of yet with 11k.
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There's No real concerns associated with a C7 with that age/mileage, at least no more than purchasing any used car. Not like the C7s an old barn find.
Being a 3LT I would recommend checking the dash around the vents for shrinkage/delamination. You can search for the hundreds of threads/posts here on the subject.
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Check the wipers and tires. Those deteriorate regardless of mileage, particularly if the car was kept outdoors. Also check the battery. If it wasn't kept on a trickle charger when it wasn't being used, it could be due for replacement. One other thought. The gas may be old and if the tank sat unfilled for long periods of time, it could contain moisture from condensation. With that low mileage, it's probably running on either the initial fill, or the first fillup after.
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The only thing I read here is that on 3LTs they delaminate strange but ion the C8 also yea the dash
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As someone previously mentioned, drive it more while in CPO warranty and get everything that does not meet your expectations repaired/restored during this time. Drive and enjoy it!
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Just like any car purchase, look it over thoroughly. Check the dealer service history. Then go buy that sucker and drive the wheels off it.
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Good luck on getting that low mileage Corvette

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QUICK get it inspected and if great BUY it soon!
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