[Yessa]

I would love to buy a 2019 ZL1 or maybe even the ZL1-1LE.

Craigslist?

Thanks in Advance.

[Cleancoupe]

I found mine on cars.com. Check the for sale forum on here. eBay has some listed right now

[Mcmillion]

I like car gurus.

[cbr1100xx]

ZL1 protocol:
1-new post-Just got my ZL1!! Loving it!
2-less than 12 mos later-my ZL1 is for sale, LOL.

[Fatty1707]

Originally Posted by Craighole

I have one for sale. 2019, Red Hot, A10. Under 2,000 miles. Paint correction and ceramic coating just done. First service at 1,000 miles. Bone stock. Full warranty to the buyer. $58K takes it. No less.

Buy this one! It"s at trade in price!

[Gary H]

You say that, but prices are all over the place! I've seen 12K 17's at sub 50 to less than 5K 18's around 55K through to new 19's at 60K....

[Yessa]

I found two so far ... 2018 ZL1 and ZL1-1LE ... about the same price.

Which is the better deal ?

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/c...892906000.html

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...ckType=listing

[Scottyz]

If that 1LE comes with the factory rims and rubber too i would say thats a good deal. Keep in mind it has not been tuned yet. I would expect the engine light to be on as there are no Cats.
I would also verify it still has factory warranty.

[TEST DRyVer]

Originally Posted by cbr1100xx

ZL1 protocol:
1-new post-Just got my ZL1!! Loving it!
2-less than 12 mos later-my ZL1 is for sale, LOL.

I'm sorry bud, I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with you. Not about the ZL buyers selling in a short period of time after ownership, that part might be accurate. You've seen me on other threads, so you're aware that you have substantially more knowledge and experience with GM products than I do. I disagree with your thought process on why they do so... Maybe you've never shared it, but my guess is that you believe most Camaro buyers tend to be happier with their purchase than a ZL buyer. What if I told you that a high percentage of new car Porsche GT car buyers keep their car for 6-12 months? Same with McLaren 720S, Lamborghini Huracan Performante, Ferrari 488 Pista, etc... It's not the car, it's the "type" of buyer these cars attract when purchased new. The pre-owned buyer of these cars have a different mindset than the new car buyer of these cars. This type of buyer likes the latest and greatest. It's a conquering type of mindset. I'm not putting the ZL buyer in the same financial league as the other cars I mentioned (even though a small percentage of the ZL buyers are in that financial league). The financial league of several that are buying new ZL1's have the flexibility to switch out their cars for something different sooner than later. I believe their mindset is something like "great car, been there, done that, what's next." Of course they're doing it with slightly more "affordable" cars, like a ZL1, Z06, GT350, Hellcat, etc... The mindset is the same with the new car exotic buyer (especially if it's a rare and exclusive version of the "regular" Hurican or 488), they're just doing it with a much bigger budget.

[Smokin19]

Originally Posted by cbr1100xx

ZL1 protocol:
1-new post-Just got my ZL1!! Loving it!
2-less than 12 mos later-my ZL1 is for sale, LOL.

Living in San Diego must be very stressful, as you seem to have a lot of negative post's about everything.

[Cleancoupe]

Originally Posted by Yessa

I found two so far ... 2018 ZL1 and ZL1-1LE ... about the same price.

Which is the better deal ?

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/c...892906000.html

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...ckType=listing

It depends what you want, a ZLE or a ZL1. I recommend you test drive one of each and make your decision from there. That ZLE has been modified & you might not have any power train warranty on it now. You won’t be able to take full advantage of those mods it has without a proper tune either.

[Craighole]

Originally Posted by TEST DRyVer

I'm sorry bud, I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with you. Not about the ZL buyers selling in a short period of time after ownership, that part might be accurate. You've seen me on other threads, so you're aware that you have substantially more knowledge and experience with GM products than I do. I disagree with your thought process on why they do so... Maybe you've never shared it, but my guess is that you believe most Camaro buyers tend to be happier with their purchase than a ZL buyer. What if I told you that a high percentage of new car Porsche GT car buyers keep their car for 6-12 months? Same with McLaren 720S, Lamborghini Huracan Performante, Ferrari 488 Pista, etc... It's not the car, it's the "type" of buyer these cars attract when purchased new. The pre-owned buyer of these cars have a different mindset than the new car buyer of these cars. This type of buyer likes the latest and greatest. It's a conquering type of mindset. I'm not putting the ZL buyer in the same financial league as the other cars I mentioned (even though a small percentage of the ZL buyers are in that financial league). The financial league of several that are buying new ZL1's have the flexibility to switch out their cars for something different sooner than later. I believe their mindset is something like "great car, been there, done that, what's next." Of course they're doing it with slightly more "affordable" cars, like a ZL1, Z06, GT350, Hellcat, etc... The mindset is the same with the new car exotic buyer (especially if it's a rare and exclusive version of the "regular" Hurican or 488), they're just doing it with a much bigger budget.

+1 ...

[LT4Greg]

Cars.com is where I found my 2017 and a 250 mile search from my location.

[Yessa]

Originally Posted by Craighole

My 2019 is cheaper. Not a mark on it. Full warranty. Bone stock. I’ll throw the cover in.

https://grandrapids.craigslist.org/c...896366089.html

Killer deal bro! Only one problem -- I hate RED