That last 08 Jetstream Blue vert seemed to have the upgraded seats from 12 or 13 model year. I think JSB was from 2008 - 2011, easily my favorite blue on the C6. I need to come visit the showroom some day!
Great video. As a vette guy anybody paying over 35k for a C6 is crazy. It’s 2024 and times have moved on. These cars are all over the place. Heck I would say no more than 33k at best. Low mileage is a joke because these car are very reliable and easy to fix. My old 08 vette great but, the technology has moved on. I miss her and she had the 650hp kit from 21Century muscle. Just my two cents. 😊
21st Century. Great place!! We are doing a Corvette Show at Corvette Warehouse on Saturday if you’re free. 10-1. Free hamburgers and hot dogs. 50/50 raffle. Give aways. Should be fun.
@@FrontSeatDriver I think with time given I think 400 and 300 with ceramic brakes price will go up or at least sell for MSRP price which mine was about 155,000 with including grill guards. I’d like to locate side grill guards for Z06. I’ll be keeping mine. See yo guys at Carlisle
I have wonted a nice Vette ever since I was old enough to drive now I will be 51 the 02/24 I hope I get a blessing of something IV prayed for a long time it would be a lot more than a car the knowing of someone caring about me that much would mean more than the car it would be something that I would enjoy an hold in my ❤ forever what a blessing it would be all I can do is hope think you
Anyone who is thinking of buying a Corvette needs to get a manual transmission. The difference between the manual and the automatic is night and day. The slick shifting manual is a dream. The four speed automatic is a slow shifting slush box. If you can’t shift then LEARN! The Corvette is one of the easiest cars to learn how to shift on. Don’t buy an automatic. You will regret it.
@@FrontSeatDriverthey are asking 56k. too high. 6 months ago a ron fellows z06 sold on corvetteforum for 50k with 5k miles. no wonder they haven't sold it and it's been sitting for months. oh well someone will eventually buy it for 56k. I honestly wouldnt give them a penny over 53k.
I recently bought my 2003 with 68K miles. Find a later model C5 in the milage range between 55-80K is the sweet spot. As long as the car hasn't been modified, the LS1 engine is a beast of a reliable engine. Best years for C5 are between 2002 and 2004.
