Current pricing guide..realistic - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

Artic93 · 11-20-2006

Anyone here know what a realistic price for our cars are? It would be nice to see something along the lines of an average price for each year...excellent , average, rough condition. No guide I've seen seems realistic.

tccrab · 11-20-2006

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Originally Posted by Artic93

Anyone here know what a realistic price for our cars are? It would be nice to see something along the lines of an average price for each year...excellent , average, rough condition. No guide I've seen seems realistic.

Roughly it seems '90's & 91's trade for mid teens to high $20's depending on condition/mileage/rare color combos. Time capsule cars tend to not sell. Buds collection being the one major exception.
93-95's trade for high $20's on up to sky's the limit for "0" mile rare color cars.

Upgrades and addons tend to increase selling price slightly, but nowhere near what they actually cost.

Just my personal opinion from observing the ZR1 market for the last year or so.

TomC
'90ZR1 #792

Z Factor · 11-20-2006

It is a good question, but a tough one to answer.

The used car market in general is doing poorly so the specialty markets are affected to a certain degree. It seemed that we were getting a little bit of an increase after a long period of continued depreciation. However now that the C6 is out and C-5's are taking a hit, I've seen some decent ZR-1's go for less than one would expect. Of course the condition, color, miles, etc. make the market price fluctuate within a pretty large variable. Some people want totally stock examples and as a result ZR-1's with mods take a certain type of buyer. That said, some people are looking for a modded one to save on the cost and hassle of having it done for them. With just a few examples, most mods will not be recouped by the owner at sale time, so they are enjoying their KOTH's without worrying about the resale value in most cases.

bobbyhi · 11-20-2006

I have to concur with Z-Factor and Tom............Both well said.

Corvette95 · 11-20-2006

95's are holding well and increasing for low mileage stock cars. Expect to pay 45k + for a low mileage stock 95

Jim Jones · 11-22-2006

Here's one on ebay, so take it for what it's worth. Says the car has 125k on it and he only wants $12,900 as "Buy It Now". What a steal!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1990-...QQcmdZViewItem

Jim

BBBAD94ZR1 · 11-22-2006

They are worth what the person wants to pay. I paid 37k for my 94 and would have paid 50k if thats what the guy was asking. Car is perfect. Bottom line is if you want it bad enough you pay. Im not being sarcastic look at Barrett Jackson some of the nut jobs pay 13 million for a piece of metal. They want it bad enough....
Ray

11-20-2006	#1
Artic93 Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Columbia, Missouri Posts: 116	Current pricing guide..realistic Anyone here know what a realistic price for our cars are? It would be nice to see something along the lines of an average price for each year...excellent , average, rough condition. No guide I've seen seems realistic.

11-20-2006	#3
Z Factor Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: S. Florida Posts: 2,647	Re: Current pricing guide..realistic It is a good question, but a tough one to answer. The used car market in general is doing poorly so the specialty markets are affected to a certain degree. It seemed that we were getting a little bit of an increase after a long period of continued depreciation. However now that the C6 is out and C-5's are taking a hit, I've seen some decent ZR-1's go for less than one would expect. Of course the condition, color, miles, etc. make the market price fluctuate within a pretty large variable. Some people want totally stock examples and as a result ZR-1's with mods take a certain type of buyer. That said, some people are looking for a modded one to save on the cost and hassle of having it done for them. With just a few examples, most mods will not be recouped by the owner at sale time, so they are enjoying their KOTH's without worrying about the resale value in most cases.

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bobbyhi Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Mendota Heights, MN. 55120 Posts: 983	Re: Current pricing guide..realistic I have to concur with Z-Factor and Tom............Both well said.

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Corvette95 Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Decatur, AL Posts: 1,140	Re: Current pricing guide..realistic 95's are holding well and increasing for low mileage stock cars. Expect to pay 45k + for a low mileage stock 95 __________________ Corvette95 Registry and Forum (*************) 1989 C4 Conv Wht/Gry Auto Hardtop Top Flight SOLD 1995 C4 Coupe Purple/Blk 6 Speed 1989 C4 Conv Wht/Red Auto SOLD 1996 C4 Conv Black/Tan Auto SOLD 1994 C4 Coupe Wht/Blk SOLD 1995 C4 ZR-1 White/Gry #278 Dual Dunn Head SOLD 1986 C4 Coupe Black/Red 4+3 SOLD 1990 C4 ZR-1 Red/Red #0454

11-22-2006	#6
Jim Jones Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: I'm in a constant state of euphoria in the Z! Posts: 237	Re: Current pricing guide..realistic Here's one on ebay, so take it for what it's worth. Says the car has 125k on it and he only wants $12,900 as "Buy It Now". What a steal! http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1990-...QQcmdZViewItem Jim

11-22-2006	#7
BBBAD94ZR1 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: NJ Posts: 298	Re: Current pricing guide..realistic They are worth what the person wants to pay. I paid 37k for my 94 and would have paid 50k if thats what the guy was asking. Car is perfect. Bottom line is if you want it bad enough you pay. Im not being sarcastic look at Barrett Jackson some of the nut jobs pay 13 million for a piece of metal. They want it bad enough.... Ray