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2007
Prices for Chevrolet Corvettes in the 2005-2013 range are highly variable, with significant differences based on trim, mileage, and condition. The Z06 models, which dominate the top deals, command higher prices but offer significant performance. While the average price sits around $58,000, the market spans from under $40,000 to over $110,000, indicating strong demand for well-maintained, lower-mileage examples and potential for deals on those with more miles or longer market times.
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The Chevrolet Corvette market, particularly for performance variants like the Z06, shows a healthy inventory with a wide price range reflecting age, mileage, and condition. Buyers looking for value should focus on models from the 2006-2009 period, which often present a strong balance of performance and affordability. Always prioritize a thorough pre-purchase inspection, especially for performance vehicles, and factor in potential maintenance costs associated with higher-performance models. The current market offers good opportunities for negotiation, especially on listings that have been active for a longer duration.
This is an exceptional deal, scoring 0.96, with a very low mileage (19,168 miles) for a 2012 Z06 and substantial estimated savings of $13,126. It represents a prime opportunity to acquire a high-performance Corvette.
This deal boasts the highest estimated savings ($16,085) among the top recommendations and features low mileage (19,691) for a 2012 Z06. Its high deal score of 0.94 highlights its excellent value proposition.
This 2011 Z06 stands out with an incredibly low 11,825 miles, indicating excellent care and minimal use. Its deal score of 0.84 reflects its premium condition and desirability, even with more modest estimated savings.
This 2007 Z06 offers a strong value proposition with a deal score of 0.81. Its mileage of 27,417 is reasonable for its age, and it represents one of the more affordable entry points into the Z06 model.
This 2007 Z06 is a solid choice with a deal score of 0.79. It features relatively low mileage (24,892) for its age and offers a good balance of performance and value, making it an attractive option.
This 2009 Z06 is a great find with a deal score of 0.78. It offers a desirable combination of relatively low mileage (20,420) and significant estimated savings ($6,474), especially considering its longer days on market.
This 2007 Z06, with a deal score of 0.78, offers a good balance of mileage (28,555) and price. It's a well-positioned option for buyers seeking a performance car that has seen moderate use.
This 2006 Z06 is a standout with its remarkably low mileage of 15,288, contributing to its 0.76 deal score. It represents an excellent opportunity to acquire a well-preserved performance car.
This 2007 Z06, with a deal score of 0.73, offers a good entry point into the model. While estimated savings are minimal, its mileage of 32,290 is reasonable for its age, and it's priced competitively.
This 2009 Z06, with a deal score of 0.72, presents a good value with 22,020 miles. It offers a solid combination of performance and condition, with reasonable estimated savings.
This 2006 Z06, scoring 0.72, offers a compelling package with 27,759 miles. It's priced attractively and represents a good opportunity for a performance car enthusiast.
This 2011 Z06, with a deal score of 0.72, offers a good balance of mileage (22,435) and performance. It's a well-maintained example that represents a solid value in the Z06 market.
This 2008 Z06 is a standout due to its very low mileage of 12,535, making its deal score of 0.67 quite respectable. It represents a well-preserved example of the performance model.
This 2006 Z06, with a deal score of 0.66, offers a good value proposition with 24,763 miles. It's priced competitively and represents a solid choice for a performance car.
This 2007 Z06, with a deal score of 0.65, offers a good entry point into the model with 35,051 miles. It's priced competitively and represents a solid option for buyers looking for a performance car.
Last analyzed: September 1, 2026