i admit i was tempted
03-08-2012, 07:48 PM
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i admit i was tempted kerbeck discounting the **** out of vettes like they always do.
http://www.kerbeck.com/kerbeck/kerbe...ette_inventory
http://www.kerbeck.com/kerbeck/kerbe...ette_inventory
03-09-2012, 06:48 AM
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I think the Market is flooded with these cars, Steals and Deals are out there. Just had a neighbor up until recently sell a Manual C6 Vert, Red with Black top (very common). Nice car just nothing incredible. He waited a while for the correct buyer.
03-09-2012, 12:07 PM
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I've seen early C6s and C5Zs around here with low mileage for under 30k. Corvette values seem to follow a pattern. They hold value well for about 5 years, then they decline eventually bottoming out at about 15 years old. Then once they hit 20-25 years old they begin to increase again. It's a solid investment if you don't mind sitting on it through the low years.
03-09-2012, 01:02 PM
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The only ones holding value is 72-74 and backwards. Late 70's are showing resurgance. 80's vettes are very tough due to lack of performance. Got better in the early 90's (see ZR1) and hit a stride 97+ (see LS1). Used to be a time where C5 Z06's and FRC cars commanded strong $$$ but that even has fallen by the wayside.
Scary when a 16 yr old kid theroretically could be driving a 2002 C5 Z06 as his first car to school since Dad wanted to be cool and get him a nice car.
Scary when a 16 yr old kid theroretically could be driving a 2002 C5 Z06 as his first car to school since Dad wanted to be cool and get him a nice car.
03-09-2012, 04:24 PM
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The only ones holding value is 72-74 and backwards. Late 70's are showing resurgance. 80's vettes are very tough due to lack of performance. Got better in the early 90's (see ZR1) and hit a stride 97+ (see LS1). Used to be a time where C5 Z06's and FRC cars commanded strong $$$ but that even has fallen by the wayside.
Scary when a 16 yr old kid theroretically could be driving a 2002 C5 Z06 as his first car to school since Dad wanted to be cool and get him a nice car.
Scary when a 16 yr old kid theroretically could be driving a 2002 C5 Z06 as his first car to school since Dad wanted to be cool and get him a nice car.
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The only ones holding value is 72-74 and backwards. Late 70's are showing resurgance. 80's vettes are very tough due to lack of performance. Got better in the early 90's (see ZR1) and hit a stride 97+ (see LS1). Used to be a time where C5 Z06's and FRC cars commanded strong $$$ but that even has fallen by the wayside.
Scary when a 16 yr old kid theroretically could be driving a 2002 C5 Z06 as his first car to school since Dad wanted to be cool and get him a nice car.
Scary when a 16 yr old kid theroretically could be driving a 2002 C5 Z06 as his first car to school since Dad wanted to be cool and get him a nice car.
03-10-2012, 04:14 PM
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I've seen early C6s and C5Zs around here with low mileage for under 30k. Corvette values seem to follow a pattern. They hold value well for about 5 years, then they decline eventually bottoming out at about 15 years old. Then once they hit 20-25 years old they begin to increase again. It's a solid investment if you don't mind sitting on it through the low years.
