Several Chevrolet Corvette performance models—including multiple Z06 variants and one related ZR1X—are being marketed online, with listings emphasizing low mileage, extensive factory optioning, and complete documentation.
Bring a Trailer focuses on detailed specification and condition for individual cars, listing features such as carbon-fiber exterior and interior accents, carbon-ceramic brakes, Magnetic Selective Ride Control, and upgraded wheels, along with items like window stickers, manuals, service records, and clean Carfax reports. The 2023 Z06 convertible (about 1,800 miles) and the 2024 Z06 convertible (about 8,000 miles) are presented with option packages that include performance suspension and aero elements. Other listings cover a 2016 Z06 coupe (about 6,000 miles) and a 2002 Z06 manual (about 37,000 miles), the latter highlighting its LS6 V8 and an aftermarket skip-shift eliminator. A separate listing presents a 2027 Corvette ZR1X coupe with a twin-turbo LT7 V8 plus an electric motor, very low mileage, and a black-over-black configuration.
Jalopnik takes a different angle on the 2007 Corvette Z06, focusing less on build details and more on whether an asking price near $47,000 remains compelling given the model’s age and 7.0-liter V8.
