WTB: Cream Puff ZR1

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09-27-2017, 07:01 PM

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Are you the one that offered 63k?

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Originally Posted by TorchRedLS6

Awesome. Exactly the kind of feedback I was looking for. Thanks guys! I think I've found "The One".

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09-27-2017, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by HeyDanNiceShot

That ZR1 is IMMACULATE. I know the car and the previous owner and it's a no BS car you should have no reservations about buying. And no, I'm not the owner. You would be extremely hard pressed to find another ZR1 that nice anywhere. I and several other friends have also purchased cars from Cats before, so you're in good hands there as well. Hope you get it, it needs a good home and it's an amazing car I've personally driven.

That is a great car, but 65k is no deal on a 8 year old ZR1.If you have a year to look you will save big money come winter, which is right around the corner.
And if you have the money, dont buy from a dealer, buy private and you will be much better off. These are nothing more then units to a dealer.Buy from a private party, and also save a shitload on taxes.

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09-27-2017, 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by blackvetterzo6

You get what you pay for and $65k is their asking price. Winter in the south and SW are the best times to drive and the market doesn't fluctuate that much to miss out on a great car. Buying from a dealer is often better actually. First off they can provide lots of finance options, they also have a reputation to protect especially this very high end dealer. They make the transaction easier with paperwork and shipping. A private party has one car to sell and you can't do anything but hope they tell the truth.
Depending on the state and their tax codes there is no difference on who you buy from.

Anyway to each their own. Best advice is find a car that you like... buy it and Enjoy it!