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Originally Posted by raptor5244
Just a used C7 Z06 Vert. They are around $70k-$80k used. You eliminate a lot high performance options with a convertible since the chassis needs to be able to support the torque.
The reality though is the demand for such a vehicle is pretty low. It takes a particular enthusiast buyer to appreciate these cars. There is no question it is a great performance bang for the buck but that hasn't helped sales at all. I mean, GM builds how many ZL1 verts with a manual per year? Maybe 250-300?
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I think it was 195 total ZL1 verts in 2022. So less than195 with a manual. If you use the 21% metric it is... 41 LMAO!
https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showt...=606688&page=2
12,142 sold so far for the US. These numbers will change as there are still unsold and unproduced 2022 models. If the percentages don't add up to 100%, it's because GM rounds these numbers to the nearest number.
LT1 Coupe-2,502
2SS Coupe- 2,188
1LT Coupe- 1,693
1SS Coupe- 1,576
ZL1 Coupe- 1,255
2SS Conv-615
1LS Coupe- 487
2LT Coupe- 418
LT1 Conv-336
3LT Coupe- 253
1LT Conv-236
ZL1 Conv-195
2LT Conv-158
1SS Conv-143
3LT Conv-87
Color percentages:
Black-25%
Summit White-17%
Rapid Blue-11%
Satin Steel Metallic-10%
Wild Cherry Tintcoat-10%
Riverside Blue Metallic-9%
Shadow Gray Metallic-8%
Vivid Orange Metallic-6%
Red Hot-5%
Engine:
LT1 6.2 V8- 61%
LTG 2.0T- 18%
LT4 SC 6.2 V8- 12%
LGX 3.6 V6- 10%
Transmission:
MN6- 21%
MX0(both 8 spd and 10 spd)- 79%
Suspension:
FE3 (SS)- 50%
FE2 (Base)- 27%
FE4 (SS 1LE, Base ZL1)- 20%
FEA (ZL1 1LE)- 2%
Sunroof:
CF5- 29%
Seats:
A50(base cloth and leather)- 73%
AQJ(Recaro)- 27%