[flat_plane_eddie]

Originally Posted by ~Jb

And people are still trying to sell 2018 ZLE's with 10k miles for $65 ...

I'm looking, but the market is only getting better for me, so I think I will wait a bit longer.

About 4 months ago I hit up a guy who has a ZLE and asking 62k, I told him for a few k more I can get a new one and I'd like to offer high 50s as a starting point. He called me a broke something (I can't remember what lol) that can't afford shit. Well here we are and his car is still for sale.

I follow a few car markets and the ZL1 market is by far the weirdest, not much of a difference between new and used but they wonder why all the low balls and why they don't sell.

[Dave-ROR]

Originally Posted by flat_plane_eddie

About 4 months ago I hit up a guy who has a ZLE and asking 62k, I told him for a few k more I can get a new one and I'd like to offer high 50s as a starting point. He called me a broke something (I can't remember what lol) that can't afford shit. Well here we are and his car is still for sale.

I follow a few car markets and the ZL1 market is by far the weirdest, not much of a difference between new and used but they wonder why all the low balls and why they don't sell.

Chevy's annual discounts is what makes it weird. Wait a few months and you won't be able to buy a new one for close to 60. Wait a few more months and those last few 2019s will get 15% off instead bringing 60ish back again for a new one.. then a few months and back up to the high 60s.

[Rob360]

Originally Posted by ~Jb

And people are still trying to sell 2018 ZLE's with 10k miles for $65 ...

I'm looking, but the market is only getting better for me, so I think I will wait a bit longer.

Exactly!

[4824guy]

I just noticed the other day a used black 1300 mile ZL1 for $58,xxx at Copeland Chevy in Brockton MA but it is now off their web site and probably sold.

[4824guy]

I stand corrected.

There is a black 2018 ZL1 with 1000 miles on the Copeland web site for $56560 that is still available

[pauly1119]

Originally Posted by flat_plane_eddie

Check on CarGurus. I might have been mistaken in my previous statement but it seems many 1LEs are cheaper than regular ZL1s. But there were quite a few new 1LEs for around 60-63.

ZLE's or just 1LE?

[flat_plane_eddie]

Originally Posted by pauly1119

ZLE's or just 1LE?

I saw both under 60 but I think most were 1LEs.

[kdm123]

Having just bought a used ZL1-1LE, and having studied the market for a few months, I can say that a very nice, 5 - 10K mile car, should be had for $50 - $55K. Unfortunately a lot of owners aren't yet ready to take a $20K hit, but that's reality.

[Tracerz]

Was able to negotiate a 57.5k brand new 1le (non pdr) in Georgia; the market for 19’s is extremely soft and dealers want to move them

[Dave-ROR]

Both cars in the OP are sold now. A buddy is buying one and someone else bought the other

[Rob360]

Originally Posted by kdm123

Having just bought a used ZL1-1LE, and having studied the market for a few months, I can say that a very nice, 5 - 10K mile car, should be had for $50 - $55K. Unfortunately a lot of owners aren't yet ready to take a $20K hit, but that's reality.

What $20k hit?

Please tell me that people aren't actually paying sticker for these? It's incredibly easy to get $8k off msrp without even trying (first time I drove one the salesman offered to take $8k off before I ever opened my mouth regarding a price).

As noted above, brand new 2019 ZLE's can be had for less than $60k this time of year.

I do agree with you, though, that a used ZLE should sell in the $50k (or just slightly higher) range.

[Rob360]

Originally Posted by Dave-ROR

Both cars in the OP are sold now. A buddy is buying one and someone else bought the other

Your buddy got a great deal.

[Black E]

I’ll be putting my 2019 zle with 2900 miles up for sale here soon, pm me if interested