T or F ---- with the introduction of the new 2020 mid-engine Corvette prices on used front engine Corvettes will likely crash and bottom out?
Dealer in my area already has newer Corvette owners wanting to trade their front engine cars for the 2020 model.
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- JetDocLv 79 months agoFavorite Answer
Yes, prices of USED Corvettes will likely drop a bit because of the introduction of the new 2020 model, but not a "crash". The 2020 model won't have the raw power or acceleration of the current high performance models.
- pit bulls biteLv 78 months ago
no.....mid engine will be a mistake and buyers will avoid them
Avoid them? no, the 2020 corvettes are already sold out.
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- Trump 2020Lv 78 months ago
High performance versions are still drawing fairly good prices. Base models are cheaper today, but not at fire sale prices..........so far........I'm in the market for a like new C6, as I prefer the round tail lights.
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- 9 months ago
Most likely false; with the introduction of the mid-engine Corvette, it doesn't mean the front engine models will die. Corvettes will always be an iconic car, and a change such as this one shouldn't have an effect on it too much. If anything it should drive the value up for the car.
Chevrolet claims the 2020 Vettes are already sold out, so lots of people are trading up, meaning the market will soon be flooded with them.
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Trump 2020
A Z06 will be out eventually. I'd give it a year or two to find and fix the problems that will pop up, like all new designs.