The MSRP for a 2019 Corvette starts at $56,590 (including “destination freight charge).

We now have three major automedia saying the 2020 ME Corvette will be $70K or less. AutoLine’s Peter DeLorenzo, who is very closely connected to historically accurate Corvette GM info said in a video (on the forum thanks to Bikerjulio), that it would be “within 10K,” Hagerty predicted $70K, and Automobile just estimated $57K.
While no little birdie has whispered to me any information as to its price, (not even a “price range” was suggested), a little birdie shared with me two months ago that lead me to conclude my first posted estimate of $82,500 was too high. I therefore later revised it downward to $78K, and after hearing from another little birdie, I later reduced to $75K — which I now believe could well be again too high (based on more birdie chatter)
I also heard, second hand, from a GM contact, “be prepared to be shocked.”
I know many will say, “no way,” but that is the beauty of a forum, that we each get to come to our own conclusions.
Consequently, I am now thinking that $72,995 will be the 2020 Corvette ME’s no-option MSRP price.
And I am not ruling out that I might lower my estimate again later.
We now have three major automedia saying the 2020 ME Corvette will be $70K or less. AutoLine’s Peter DeLorenzo, who is very closely connected to historically accurate Corvette GM info said in a video (on the forum thanks to Bikerjulio), that it would be “within 10K,” Hagerty predicted $70K, and Automobile just estimated $57K.
While no little birdie has whispered to me any information as to its price, (not even a “price range” was suggested), a little birdie shared with me two months ago that lead me to conclude my first posted estimate of $82,500 was too high. I therefore later revised it downward to $78K, and after hearing from another little birdie, I later reduced to $75K — which I now believe could well be again too high (based on more birdie chatter)
I also heard, second hand, from a GM contact, “be prepared to be shocked.”
I know many will say, “no way,” but that is the beauty of a forum, that we each get to come to our own conclusions.
Consequently, I am now thinking that $72,995 will be the 2020 Corvette ME’s no-option MSRP price.
And I am not ruling out that I might lower my estimate again later.
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