2014 Corvette 2LT; manual shift.

[Mike Mercury]

clean; kinda nice looking. 38k miles.




lots of pics:

https://dayton.craigslist.org/ctd/d/...560947119.html

[Murray]

Who’d a thought. A used Corvette for sale? Weird

[Datawiz]

Where's the price? Black certainly tickles my fancy.

[Muffler Man]

Black wheels would not drive

[Bill]

Originally Posted by Muffler Man

Black wheels would not drive

This, but without a smiley. ^^^^^^^

Now, put some OEM chrome wheels on that puppy, and it's a whole 'nuther ball game.

[snide]

I'd rather have this super rare Z06...

https://swmi.craigslist.org/ctd/d/ho...562441031.html

[theandies]

Originally Posted by Muffler Man

Black wheels would not drive

Yes, I don't get the black rim thing. They always look like the need a good cleaning all the time.

[dvarapala]

Originally Posted by snide

I'd rather have this super rare Z06...

https://swmi.craigslist.org/ctd/d/ho...562441031.html

Ass too big - would not drive.

[dvarapala]

Originally Posted by theandies

Yes, I don't get the black rim thing. They always look like the need a good cleaning all the time.

Lots of lowlife punks plasti-dip their shitty wheels because they think it makes their jalopy look better. This ruins the look for everyone.

[Muffler Man]

Originally Posted by dvarapala

Ass too big - would not drive.

[99 pewtercoupe]

Originally Posted by theandies

Yes, I don't get the black rim thing. They always look like the need a good cleaning all the time.

I like black rims with body matching calipers and the M7 tranny

[Murray]

Originally Posted by 99 pewtercoupe

I like black rims with body matching calipers and the M7 tranny

Yellow though

[99 pewtercoupe]

Originally Posted by Murray

Yellow though

[Muffler Man]

Originally Posted by Murray

Yellow though

[Murray]

Originally Posted by Muffler Man

😡

[99 pewtercoupe]

Yellow sports cars rock. Friend of mine with a significant car collection says his yellow Ferrari gets more thumbs up than any of his other cars including black and silver F cars

https://www.iseecars.com/car-color-study

A vehicle’s color can have a substantial impact on how quickly it loses value, with the highest depreciating color losing nearly four times the value compared to the lowest
Popular colors, including white, black, and silver, have minimal impact, meaning they won’t hurt resale value but they also won’t help a vehicle maintain its value
Some of the most beneficial colors for retaining value, including yellow and orange, may surprise consumers
A car’s color can help or hurt its resale value, according to a recent analysis by iSeeCars.com. After comparing prices of more than 650,000 recently sold three-year-old used cars, iSeeCars determined the average three-year vehicle depreciation rate by car color.

“A vehicle’s color is among the primary considerations after shoppers have decided on a make and model,” said iSeeCars Executive Analyst Karl Brauer. “With depreciation being the largest cost of vehicle ownership, consumers should carefully consider their color choice–especially if they plan on selling their vehicle.”

Vehicle Depreciation by Car Color
Bold colors tend to hold their color best, while common colors depreciate at a rate close to average.
Vehicle Depreciation by Car Color (ranked by lowest to highest % depreciation) - iSeeCars
Rank Color 3-year % Depreciation $ Difference from MSRP Compared to Overall Avg
1 Yellow 4.5% $3,155 0.3x
2 Orange 10.7% $3,825 0.7x
3 Purple 13.9% $5,461 0.9x
4 Red 14.0% $5,399 0.9x
5 Green 14.0% $5,596 0.9x
6 Blue 14.3% $5,582 1x
7 Gray 14.3% $5,635 1x
9 Beige 14.4% $5,960 1x
10 Silver 14.8% $5,499 1x
Overall Average 15.0% $6,096 1x
11 White 15.5% $6,490 1x
12 Black 16.1% $6,993 1.1x
13 Gold 16.7% $6,719 1.1x
14 Brown 17.8% $7,642 1.2x
Overall, yellow is the vehicle color that holds its value best, depreciating 70 percent less than the average vehicle. “Yellow is among the least popular car colors with the lowest vehicle share and is commonly a color for sports cars and other low-volume vehicles that hold their value relatively well,” said Brauer. “Because yellow vehicles are so novel in the secondhand marketplace, people are willing to pay a premium for them.”

[Murray]

Originally Posted by 99 pewtercoupe

Yellow sports cars rock. Friend of mine with a significant car collection says his yellow Ferrari gets more thumbs up than any of his other cars including black and silver F cars

https://www.iseecars.com/car-color-study

A vehicle’s color can have a substantial impact on how quickly it loses value, with the highest depreciating color losing nearly four times the value compared to the lowest
Popular colors, including white, black, and silver, have minimal impact, meaning they won’t hurt resale value but they also won’t help a vehicle maintain its value
Some of the most beneficial colors for retaining value, including yellow and orange, may surprise consumers
A car’s color can help or hurt its resale value, according to a recent analysis by iSeeCars.com. After comparing prices of more than 650,000 recently sold three-year-old used cars, iSeeCars determined the average three-year vehicle depreciation rate by car color.

“A vehicle’s color is among the primary considerations after shoppers have decided on a make and model,” said iSeeCars Executive Analyst Karl Brauer. “With depreciation being the largest cost of vehicle ownership, consumers should carefully consider their color choice–especially if they plan on selling their vehicle.”

Vehicle Depreciation by Car Color
Bold colors tend to hold their color best, while common colors depreciate at a rate close to average.
Vehicle Depreciation by Car Color (ranked by lowest to highest % depreciation) - iSeeCars
Rank Color 3-year % Depreciation $ Difference from MSRP Compared to Overall Avg
1 Yellow 4.5% $3,155 0.3x
2 Orange 10.7% $3,825 0.7x
3 Purple 13.9% $5,461 0.9x
4 Red 14.0% $5,399 0.9x
5 Green 14.0% $5,596 0.9x
6 Blue 14.3% $5,582 1x
7 Gray 14.3% $5,635 1x
9 Beige 14.4% $5,960 1x
10 Silver 14.8% $5,499 1x
Overall Average 15.0% $6,096 1x
11 White 15.5% $6,490 1x
12 Black 16.1% $6,993 1.1x
13 Gold 16.7% $6,719 1.1x
14 Brown 17.8% $7,642 1.2x
Overall, yellow is the vehicle color that holds its value best, depreciating 70 percent less than the average vehicle. “Yellow is among the least popular car colors with the lowest vehicle share and is commonly a color for sports cars and other low-volume vehicles that hold their value relatively well,” said Brauer. “Because yellow vehicles are so novel in the secondhand marketplace, people are willing to pay a premium for them.”

Pretty sure it was one of two colors for my year that were an extra charge

Edit: burnt Orange (atomic I think) on the C6 is awesome 👍

[Black94lt1]

Agreed with others, not a fan of the black wheels, but otherwise definitely my kind of car. Why not just list the darn price 🙄

[99 pewtercoupe]

Mine is Corvette Racing Yellow. It was an extra on the 2016
I paid Club Car a hefty premium to get my golf cart painted the exact same color
If you ever get down this way I still would like to buy you dinner for the model you sent me

[Murray]

Originally Posted by 99 pewtercoupe

Mine is Corvette Racing Yellow. It was an extra on the 2016
I paid Club Car a hefty premium to get my golf cart painted the exact same color
If you ever get down this way I still would like to buy you dinner for the model you sent me

No need. It’s awesome that it’s exactly (I think) the same. I remember when I saw your car I asked what the color of the interior was, yelled upstairs to the wife to ask her what color the model had.

She asked why and I said I think I have a home for it. I knew right there if they were the same I was sending it.

I’ll be close to your neck of the woods late January, flying in the day before a cruise.

Enjoy !!