Canadian C8's going Stateside
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You know all these guys? If money meant nothing you would think they would buy a real supercar. Sometimes ego or timing in life supersedes practical spending. I expect there are a plethora of reasons guys are paying these premiums. YouTubers who want the clicks... There is just one reason that we have seen before.
Although my Corvettes have and will be 3L cars, I won't pay more than MSRP as that premium, and another 25% is gone the moment you take it off the lot after the first year.
Lol you could buy a 1LT for $53000 in 2014. Try and find one for $40000 now. Six years later. I didn’t buy the car to sell however to say they don’t hold their value is hilarious.
Saw this 2014 Chevrolet Corvette on autoTRADER.ca's iPhone app
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Notice how on Autotrader it says “fair price”.
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Notice how on Autotrader it says “fair price”.
I don’t judge “value” off of asking prices.
I already tested the resale “value” of my 2016 3LT in 2019 without setting an asking price.
I will likely continue to own it now until the condition is closer to that resale “value”.
I already tested the resale “value” of my 2016 3LT in 2019 without setting an asking price.
I will likely continue to own it now until the condition is closer to that resale “value”.
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Sell a couple in the real world. We can all find ads on Autotrader. There is no chance I or anyone I know would pay that for a 14 1LT C7.
On the other hand the cars I buy are worth more than double that new price so the depreciation would seem a bit more dramatic to me.
I have sold three C7’s so I guess our experience is different. Regardless I am not going to take a bath on a C8 1LT. I can definitely sell it and make a small profit if I choose. Like I said in my previous post, selling a six year old 2014 1LT for $40000, when it cost $53000, is not a large depreciation.
l bought a 1970 LT1 ~Stingray in 1975 for $6000 and sold it in 1981 for $14000 them were the days
