...and now a 61 mile 90' on BAT
 

Never ceases to amaze me how many of these are out there. Proves once again that a car, when bought new, is rarely good investment. Bidding is at $37,500 with 5 days to go. I wish them well.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...vette-zr-1-15/
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Really interesting! And I thought my 12.8K mile '91 was "low miles"! (No, I did NOT buy it as an investment, in fact I've driven it >300 miles in a month, which during Covid, is more than any of our regular cars!)

Question to the longstanding ZR-1 folks - is this a new/recent phenomenon that all these low mile cars are hitting the market? Or has there always been a steady trickle of these?

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new in my book, the low mile perfect cars were non exist years back, just the used up daily ones were not too hard to find

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Except of course the Ford GT...

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Hence the word "rarely". Other than some ?ber-exotics, Ford GT is one of the few cars that have been sold and instantly went up in value.
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Ford owners aren?t that swift?


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A 1976 Vega sold for $10k on BAT. Now that?s highway robbery on the sellers part and stupidity on the buyers part.

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It all depends on what your plan is for the Vega!

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was that the cosworth vega? 30 mile car?

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It was a Standard lime green kammback with 14k miles showing. Forgot to mention buyer pays an additional 10% commission