So who does not want to pay the premium for a GS? How much can we expect it to depreciate over the years?
What do you guys think?
What do you guys think?
No offence taken Jeff. I guess in answer to your question, I have no answer. There are a lot of factors here. If the new Corvettes migrate over to a mid-engine with a radically re-designed body style, there are probably going to be a significant number of old school purists that won't take kindly to the shift to mid-engine. The "classic" American Corvette sports car will always be remembered as a traditional front engine design. This could see the C7 and earlier, especially the GS and Z06's retain a decent value. But.... And this is a big BUT.... The C7 is the most popular selling Corvette in history (in total numbers) which equals a lot of them out there that will drift in and out of the marketplace. Now, under the same condition, the GS would certainly retain it's value better as there will be significantly fewer numbers out there... But if GM continues to produce a front engine, naturally aspirated V8 model for a while longer (and some of the sneak peeks do indicate they might be), well, again....it's anybody's guess.True. don't take offense. But for those who a willing to wait a few years for the car and buy it used, I was wondering, what could we expect to get the car for?