trebor007

I've found a 09 Z06 silver with ebony interior, 2lz, nav, chrome aluminum spyders with 150 miles on it. I know they have had the car since at least december 2008 and the msrp is $80015. I did my forum search and I have talked with some forum dealers and only have had the initial talk about this car. They said they could sell it to me for invoice, which i think is like $71000 which is crazy. I want the 0 percent for 72 and am thinking that somewhere around $63000 to $65000 is at least the ballpark i want to be for an 09 at this point. With the car having 150 miles on it doesnt make it completely new in my opinion and KBB says the car is at $65000. Just wanting to get some opinions. Thanks in advance and I appreciate any help.

Rob

Cdn Z06 Mike

Wow..an 09 at invoice Tell them to keep it..with the incentives and deals going on there are still plenty of choices out there and other Corvette vendors on this board offering better deals than you described if I recall correctly. I don't think you are far off the mark in your assesment.

jeremyjay46

I just bought mine a couple weeks ago... MSRP was 79835, paid 63450, no doc fees.

jeremyjay46

Oh and mine had 40 miles.

NJ Vette Guy

It's a buyer's market right now.... Let them "EARN" your business....

And in this case, they are not "EARNING" your business.... As a matter of fact, you should be asking them to kiss you first.... When they ask you why, tell them you insist on being kissed before you get fu*ked....

1badtantrum

Look at the website's of some different dealers. You should be able to get the car for ~$64K maybe less if you really work them. There is about $4-5K in rebates and you can find good finance rates with good credit if needed.
for instance: http://www.hendrickchevrolet.com/New...eSpecials-3280

mastiff23

try these guys,
http://vettesandclassics.com/invento...orvette&y=2009

Stars_Fan

Don't expect to get all the rebates and 0% if your going to finance at the dealer.

It would be smart to get a loan from your local credit union and get the cash rebate.

IMO 16-17k buying the car cash is a good deal. I found mine for 17.5 off and paid cash in janurary.

BigKitty

If the car is a 2lz;I think 65000 w/0% is about right!

JoesC5

Crazy, I tell you. I purchased my 09Z(MSRP of $80,015) for $68,538, and that was in July of 2008, almost two years ago, just a month after the 09's hit the streets.

ccryder

Skip the financing option from the dealer if you want to get a great deal.

Also, don't be afraid to fly around for the car your looking for if you can swing it....you can practically fly anywhere one way in the USA for $150.00. I used Jeff's GM website link to find the car I wanted and get a smokin deal....there is like >200 09 Z06's still available out there.

Picked mine up this past week....09 JSB 2LZ, with Nav/Spyders and 14miles on it. MSRP 81K, sold for (18K) under MSRP OTD (no doc fees).

Vette5.5

Not that this will help your pricing, but pretty sure a car can be sold as new up to 300 mile's on the clock. This is because dealer's frequently trade with other dealer's, and the car's are usually driven. Bought a mid 90's Camaro like this, and really no big deal.

Mr. Gizmo

mine was exact same sticker, had 13miles - used no financing, bought last august, 2009 for 62k. car was a may 2009 build.