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I found this car on-line at a Texas BMW Dealership a week ago.
It's a 2023 2LT Stingray. It has 3560 miles on it. I purchased it and it is in transport now.
Fresh off of the truck:
I'm extremely excited. Waiting is painful.
Last edited by Bluefire; Feb 10, 2025 at 09:18 PM.
Reason: Arrival
I found this car on-line at a Texas BMW Dealership a week ago.
It's a 2023 2LT Stingray. It has 3560 miles on it. I purchased it and it is in transport now.
I'm extremely excited. Waiting is painful.
Congratulations! Great looking C8. I hope it arrives at your door safely. Riptide Blue is an awesome color. Hopefully your wait will be over soon.
I purchased my C8 last November with 5,000 miles on it. One owner 3LT Z51. There are currently some really good deals out there on one owner low mileage C8s.
Congratulations! Great looking C8. I hope it arrives at your door safely. Riptide Blue is an awesome color. Hopefully your wait will be over soon.
I purchased my C8 last November with 5,000 miles on it. One owner 3LT Z51. There are currently some really good deals out there on one owner low mileage C8s.
Thank you. It may be the lighting but, it's Elkhart Lake Blue. Here's a different shot.
... and interior.
Nice color, as mentioned, go to any Chevy dealer and have them run your maintenance records and see what has been already done to your car. GM is really picky about changing the transmission fluid and filter.
I'm not sure picky is the right word. Explicit maybe... Picky tells me if you don't follow the schedule exactly that they will deny warranty service/ repair and I haven't heard of anyone in the forums being denied even if they didn't follow the schedule.
While there have been a few people very upset with their C8 and their issues with the DCT, to me it seems that GM has been very good about doing warranty work.
But yes, get the service history and catch up any missing maintenance. FYI, none of it is very difficult to do yourself. I', average at mechanical stuff and 68 years old, no lift, just some jacks and regular tools and have no problems. I just put new brake pads on this week to get rid of the dust and squealing the stock Z51 brakes are known for.
Great color!!! Congratulations! If you plan on keeping it its wise to get a good maybe transferable warranty. I hate paying for warranties but these cars are different. I think the money you saved buying used can help with the warranty cost.