Wtb 2006+ c6 $22,000 or below
#1
Wtb 2006+ c6 $22,000 or below
I'm looking for a 2006+ c6 in good condition with less that 60,000, if possible, for under $22,000.
I'm impartial to a6 or m6, doesn't matter if it has mods, assuming it was done right.
Also, I do not want a salvage title or any accidents on title, if possible.
I'm impartial to a6 or m6, doesn't matter if it has mods, assuming it was done right.
Also, I do not want a salvage title or any accidents on title, if possible.
#3
#4
Race Director
that car pictured above is priced well if it has docs, a clean history and you find out what the owner did with it. if it drove up and down freeways it will have a ton of life left
last manheim stats i saw were showing 21-22k for a high 50s low 60s k mile 2006 car which is also more or less in line with ebay. the only problem is waiting for one to come up with that's in good condition and is close enough to you and has someone willing to sell it for basically trade in
Last edited by racebum; 01-22-2013 at 07:07 PM.
#6
Pro
I'm not looking to buy, but I do have an interest in used Corvette prices....
Considering you could buy a new BASE C6 coupe for $35K a couple of months ago (with incentives)...finding an 8-year old car in good shape with decent miles for <$25K shouldn't be as hard as it is.... Good luck, keep on the lookout and be willing to travel.
Considering you could buy a new BASE C6 coupe for $35K a couple of months ago (with incentives)...finding an 8-year old car in good shape with decent miles for <$25K shouldn't be as hard as it is.... Good luck, keep on the lookout and be willing to travel.
#7
Race Director
I'm not looking to buy, but I do have an interest in used Corvette prices....
Considering you could buy a new BASE C6 coupe for $35K a couple of months ago (with incentives)...finding an 8-year old car in good shape with decent miles for <$25K shouldn't be as hard as it is.... Good luck, keep on the lookout and be willing to travel.
Considering you could buy a new BASE C6 coupe for $35K a couple of months ago (with incentives)...finding an 8-year old car in good shape with decent miles for <$25K shouldn't be as hard as it is.... Good luck, keep on the lookout and be willing to travel.
Most owners did not get that memo......I'm looking for a 2008 car, in my area used 08's are still asking mid 30's........forum dealers will sell you a new 2013 for around 41-42k right now.
I'll much rather buy new instead of an out of warranty vette for nearly the same price.....if people want to sell, they gotta realize the values of the 2013's
#8
hey shoot me a pm, i think i can give you good deal on a 07 c6 z51.
#9
Race Director
5-7k spreads on a car priced in the 20s is a bit nutty yet they sure do exist.
i'm in the same boat as the op and have 20 in cash set aside. trying to save 1-2k more for something pretty nice when the deal comes my way. seems like you get a lot more car at 22k than you do at 19-20k
#10
Drifting
Member Since: Aug 2006
Location: Plano TX
Posts: 1,662
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Wish you the best of luck. They are out there, but gotta jump on them fast when they do show up. I'm actually selling my 06 wide body 54k mileage for 27k and I've had a few dealerships offer me 23-24k trade-in.
#11
I've really been trying to find a ls3 2008+ model, but those are quite rare and disappear very quickly. One was on autotrader for $23,000 the other day, so it's not a long stretch. It's just owners and their pricing.
#12
i mean if u find a 08 for 22k good on you, cause that car is worth more as a trade in or staright buy out at dealer. i mean mine is 07 clean car fax and service is done at my dealership, im asking 25k and if i dont get it then ill trade it in for 23k and use the tax savings.
Last edited by philly07c6; 01-23-2013 at 07:53 PM.
#16
Race Director
i mean if u find a 08 for 22k good on you, cause that car is worth more as a trade in or staright buy out at dealer. i mean mine is 07 clean car fax and service is done at my dealership, im asking 25k and if i dont get it then ill trade it in for 23k and use the tax savings.
If your not getting offers, its priced too high, at that point it makes better sense to trade it in and take the tax savings to offset the lower price.
#17
Race Director
#18
Racer
Member Since: Jan 2012
Location: charlotte north carolin
Posts: 306
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Cheaper and cheaper prices, every week
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/m...555758632.html
(salvage title, but price might be worth it, if you get the car for $16,000 or so)
If you're selling: dealer trade-in is the way to go
I know quite a few dealers. Some of them don't even know the c7 is pending, and what that will do to prices.
They're giving far more in trade than they currently should (and getting stuck with the cars)
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/m...555758632.html
(salvage title, but price might be worth it, if you get the car for $16,000 or so)
If you're selling: dealer trade-in is the way to go
I know quite a few dealers. Some of them don't even know the c7 is pending, and what that will do to prices.
They're giving far more in trade than they currently should (and getting stuck with the cars)
Last edited by Harry Marsh; 01-24-2013 at 02:22 PM.
#19
Safety Car
But I guess that's another thread.
#20
Race Director
the surprising part to me is that a 70 something mile 2006 coupe will close 20, are the z06s really dropping that fast to get within a few thousand of a coupe?