danm1

I'm seriously thinking about trading in my 2010 Grandsport for a used 2013 Anniversary Edition 427 vert. I just love the white with the silver stripes and blue striped top. Here's my question: I can't swing the 90K plus for a new one, no problem, I've always bought low mileage used and that's worked fine for me. I've seen some used one's already with low miles for mid 70's. That's more my budget. Is it possible that we'll see $60K Anniversary cars with reasonably low miles, with around 10K or less on he odom, soon? Or should I buy now before prices bottom out and they start going up in value?

noz34me

Get on AutoTrader or cars.com and see what's around. You can do a national search.

I think you're on track for a great car. The 2013 model year is the last of the best IMHO. I may change my mind on the C7, but not right now.

3GenVettes

With the cost of the 60th Anniversary package added on to the 427 Convertible, the cars that are available in the mid-70s are well price and a good value IMO. It would take at least another year if not two years worth of additional depreciation to realistically expect to find the 427 with the 60th Anniv. pkg in as low of a range as the 60s. There are buyer's who are in and out of cars no matter what they are, but I think many buyers of the these cars bought them as long term keepers.

michaelinmech

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OP:
It may be a very interesting phone call for you to make to Tommy Jr at MacMaulkin Chevrolet. Last time I checked they had 4 or 5 new 2013 Anniversary 427 Convertibles remaining in inventory. They all had a MSRP of $91,440. With your Corvette Loyalty Discount they are available for $72,893. That $18,500 off and brand new, with full manufacture's warranty, and at a price lower than dealers are asking for used ones.

Giddy Up !!!!

USA1 427

Check out Criswell's in Gaithersburg Md. They have (had) a couple left at good prices.