ZR1 now available on Chevrolet.com - fully loaded price inside...
09-26-2008, 01:35 PM
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ZR1 now available on Chevrolet.com - fully loaded price inside... I was pricing out cars on Chevy's website a few minutes ago and realized that they just put the ZR1 up there to Build and Price. Fully optioned, including 3ZR package and $2,000 chrome ZR1 wheels:
$117,750.00 MSRP
With no money down and no trade in, that's $2,467.22 a month for 60 months at GM's 9.4% interest rate, haha. That's a lot of money, but I'd be first in line if I had it to spend.
$117,750.00 MSRP
With no money down and no trade in, that's $2,467.22 a month for 60 months at GM's 9.4% interest rate, haha. That's a lot of money, but I'd be first in line if I had it to spend.
09-26-2008, 03:52 PM
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Who needs to spend $120,000+ when you can just keep your C5 clean? This is the second time this month somebody thought my C5 was brand new.
I was getting gas in my '01 Zo6 (it's in mint shape) and the guy asked me if it was new!!?
He said, man... dat Zo6 is cleeeeean! How much did it cost? $70 thousand?
I could only think to myself, damn, I'm wearing some raggedy clothes from doing dirty court ordered community service yet I'm rolling a Corvette that some guy thinks I just bought for 70 grand.
Moral of the story; Keep the paint shiny and the chrome wheels spotless. Armor All too
I was getting gas in my '01 Zo6 (it's in mint shape) and the guy asked me if it was new!!?
He said, man... dat Zo6 is cleeeeean! How much did it cost? $70 thousand?
I could only think to myself, damn, I'm wearing some raggedy clothes from doing dirty court ordered community service yet I'm rolling a Corvette that some guy thinks I just bought for 70 grand.
Moral of the story; Keep the paint shiny and the chrome wheels spotless. Armor All too
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09-26-2008, 10:33 PM
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9.4%?!?!?!?!?! hahahaha, not a time to be greedy when you are about to go bankrupt...idiots
120k for a chevy...retarded.
Ive seen many up close and saw them perform. Id still take a Z over them
120k for a chevy...retarded.
Ive seen many up close and saw them perform. Id still take a Z over them
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09-30-2008, 04:05 AM
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well to most of us here 120k for a chevy is alot of money and even for those who have the $$$ will think its alot for a chevy but I think this car is aimed more at those buyers who are in the market for a fast super car like some type of porshe,ferrari,or lamborghini...BUT dont want to spend 200-300k on a car when they can get the same performance off the showroom floor in the zr1 for a cheaper price
10-01-2008, 11:16 AM
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well to most of us here 120k for a chevy is alot of money and even for those who have the $$$ will think its alot for a chevy but I think this car is aimed more at those buyers who are in the market for a fast super car like some type of porshe,ferrari,or lamborghini...BUT dont want to spend 200-300k on a car when they can get the same performance off the showroom floor in the zr1 for a cheaper price
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And the other seems like a bargain @ $149k
What pisses me off is that all th comments are positive ( previous threads were locked for bad reviews)
Yeah, great, can't wait to maybe get one of my own....
at $180k 
