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I posted that car and it sold last week. This is an interesting thread. I bought my first sports car at 17 and my first Corvette at 24. The 39K in options on my 2020 was almost what my first Corvette cost for the car that was also loaded. My 2020 ordered today would be 140K as a 2025. The price increase someone mentioned wasn't 2023 it was for 2024. Denis is right, we need to know what the budget is, because from top to bottom the price could vary by 20-30K still and the used ones are about to take a jump. Are you financing and do you know 0% is available on 2024's? Payments on a discounted 2024 would not be much different than a 2020 in some cases. At this time of year, dealers are not about to respond to a 15k hit when they have carried the car for the past 5 months and prices are about to go up for the spring market.

<blockquote data-quote="Mr.Corvette" data-source="post: 363028" data-attributes="member: 6760"><p>I posted that car and it sold last week.&nbsp; This is an interesting thread.&nbsp; I bought my first sports car at 17 and my first Corvette at 24.&nbsp; The 39K in options on my 2020 was almost what my first Corvette cost for the car that was also loaded.&nbsp; My 2020 ordered today would be 140K as a 2025.&nbsp; The price increase someone mentioned wasn&#039;t 2023 it was for 2024.&nbsp; Denis is right, we need to know what the budget is, because from top to bottom the price could vary by 20-30K still and the used ones are about to take a jump.&nbsp; Are you financing and do you know 0% is available on 2024&#039;s?&nbsp; Payments on a discounted 2024 would not be much different than a 2020 in some cases.&nbsp; At this time of year, dealers are not about to respond to a 15k hit when they have carried the car for the past 5 months and prices are about to go up for the spring market.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Mr.Corvette, post: 363028, member: 6760"] I posted that car and it sold last week. This is an interesting thread. I bought my first sports car at 17 and my first Corvette at 24. The 39K in options on my 2020 was almost what my first Corvette cost for the car that was also loaded. My 2020 ordered today would be 140K as a 2025. The price increase someone mentioned wasn't 2023 it was for 2024. Denis is right, we need to know what the budget is, because from top to bottom the price could vary by 20-30K still and the used ones are about to take a jump. Are you financing and do you know 0% is available on 2024's? Payments on a discounted 2024 would not be much different than a 2020 in some cases. At this time of year, dealers are not about to respond to a 15k hit when they have carried the car for the past 5 months and prices are about to go up for the spring market. [/QUOTE]

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