C8 prices are dropping like a rock! #corvette

Although they both have the same name, the gap between them, however, is shrinking. Three years ago the average C8 was about $96k and a C7 was $46k. Today it's $72k and $49k respectively.

When the C8 debuted in 2020 dealers asked well over MSRP, while some buyers who got an early slot successfully flipped their still-new C8s at auction. Meanwhile, C7s settled into their status as yesterday’s Corvette, but their sale prices defied the laws of depreciation and trended upward.

More recently, though, there has been a shift for both cars. Supply for the mass-produced base C8 has caught up. New C8s are slower to sell, and the model has been out for long enough that there are C8s at used dealers as well. The initial buzz of the car has worn off, too, and while the C8 Stingray was initially the only model available in 2020, now there are the newer and more exciting Z06, E-Ray, and upcoming ZR1, further taking some of the heat off the base car. Prices have ticked down accordingly. No more pandemic markups.

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