Wait for Spring to buy?

[Steamer]

I know there will be more Corvettes selling in the Spring... but will I end up paying more for the same car in the spring rather than at this time of the year?

 

[Vettefan87]

I don't know if I would say there would be more in the spring. A lot of people try to get rid of there Corvette going into winter because of storage, and the fact that you can't drive them. You will pay more buying in the spring, I am not sure how much. There are definetly deals now with the C6 coming out, and people moving up. Just keep your eyes open and you will find the one, like I did, by the way welcome to the CAC!

 

[kingman]

Need more info!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Steamer

Welcome to the CAC.

In order for us to help you please be more specific as what you would like and the budget you are working with?

Alan

 

[6 Shooter]

The Spring Thaw is here and Corvette Fever is starting to hit . . .

I know there will be more Corvettes selling in the Spring... but will I end up paying more for the same car in the spring rather than at this time of the year?

Prices are inching up as we speak.

Later . . . . . .
6 Shooter

 

[Mr. Peabody]

Better sooner than later particularly if you are looking for a C-4.

There are plenty of Vettes for sale. I've been looking for just over 6 months and coincidently I'm flying to CA tomorrow morning to purchase my first Vette.
I'll tell you guys all about it when I get back after my 950 mile drive home.

Peabody

 

[6 Shooter]

Better sooner than later particularly if you are looking for a C-4.

There are plenty of Vettes for sale. I've been looking for just over 6 months and coincidently I'm flying to CA tomorrow morning to purchase my first Vette.
I'll tell you guys all about it when I get back after my 950 mile drive home.

Peabody

Enjoy the Ride!

 

[Mr. Peabody]

Thanks I plan to just hoping I don't hit any snow or ice as I have to go through several mountain passes. But the big grin is already starting!!!!!

 

[MyOtherCar]

I know there will be more Corvettes selling in the Spring... but will I end up paying more for the same car in the spring rather than at this time of the year?

If you are looking at convertibles then I would say definitely the price will go up as soon as the nice weather hits. It has been said that the best time to buy a car is the week between Christmas and New Year's, and as it has past, I'd have to agree that prices are inching upward.

Good luck with your purchase

 

[Steamer]

In order for us to help you please be more specific as what you would like and the budget you are working with?

I'm looking for a 1994 (hopefully a 6 speed) for around $10k

 

[Ripp 73]

Flipping through some pages I would say that is very duable at this time. Expect the car to have around 80k miles on them. Maybe a bit more for a manual but sounds like a good plan. Just take your time. Find the one that fits you, thats a wonderful thing about Corvettes, there are so many to choose from that you can find one just for you.

~Ripp

 

[atmmac]

I would recommend buying now prices go up the closer you get to summer.

 

[Edmond]

Winter is the time to buy! People are too busy driving during the warm weather to think about selling.

 

[vader86]

Typically, prices go up in good weather, since its a summer weather car. Spring is a seller's market.

Fall is the buyer's market.

 

[tyrel]

I know there will be more Corvettes selling in the Spring... but will I end up paying more for the same car in the spring rather than at this time of the year?

There are no seasonal prices for used cars, or new cars for that matter.

 

[6 Shooter]

Well . . .

There are no seasonal prices for used cars, or new cars for that matter.

Not when you live in Hawaii!