Market report
Used Chevrolet market is almost all Corvette, and 981 cars are rated deals
The 20 Camaros are a hot market with no recent price cuts, while the far larger Corvette market is only warm, and trim sets the price.
Used Chevrolet listings are almost all Corvettes. In listings we tracked through Oct. 1, 3,252 of the 3,272 Chevrolets for sale were Corvettes and 20 were Camaros.
The median Corvette asks $72,600. The cheapest Chevrolet of any kind lists at $35,700, and it is a Corvette, so the cheapest Corvettes set the floor for the whole brand. Another 981 Chevrolets carry a great or good deal rating on our Chevrolet deals page, nearly all of them Corvettes.
Camaros leave the market faster
The two models sit in different places. The Camaro market is hot: a typical Camaro leaves the market in 35 days, none of the 20 Camaros for sale has taken a price cut in the last 90 days, and there is 1.1 months of supply at the recent pace. The median Camaro asks $66,500.
Of the 3,252 Corvettes listed, 19% were cut in the last 90 days. A typical Corvette takes 40 days to leave the market, and supply runs to 2.1 months. The market temperature is warm.
Prices point the same way, with a caveat on timing. Comparable Camaros asked 4.5% more in July 2026 than in May 2026, the latest comparison we have for the model. Comparable Corvettes asked 1.8% less in October than in July, though they are up 1.7% from October 2025.
| Model | For sale | Median asking price | Typical days to sell | 3-month price trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corvette | 3,252 | $72,600 | 40 | -1.8% |
| Camaro | 20 | $66,500 | 35 | +4.5% |
Asking prices of cars for sale as of October 1, 2026. Days to sell: median days from first listed to leaving the market.
Trim sets the Corvette price
Within the Corvette, the trim decides the price. The 1,998 Stingrays have a median asking price of $69,200. The 1,059 Z06s sit at $109,000, and the 104 E-Rays at $103,000.
Model year steps prices down gradually. A 2022 Corvette is typically listed at about 88% of a 2026's price, same trim and miles, and a 2020 at about 85%.
The biggest discounts are on top trims
The largest gap among the cars we picked is a 2019 Corvette ZR1 in Willowbrook, Illinois, with 3,923 miles, listed at $140,683, about $37,000 under its fair value. It has been listed 141 days and cut once. Here is the C7 ZR1 market.
A yellow 2023 Z06 in Bloomington, Illinois, with 4,358 miles, is about $16,500 under fair value after 10 price cuts and 454 days listed. At that length of stay, it is worth offering below the asking price. Other Z06s for sale give you a comparison.
Two E-Rays are rated great deals as well. A 2024 in Van Nuys, California, with 5,733 miles, is about $11,000 under fair value. A 2025 in Miami, Florida, with 2,411 miles, is about $10,500 under and has been listed 278 days.
Both E-Rays have been cut at least twice, which makes them a place to start when you sort every Chevrolet priced under fair value by days listed and price cuts.
2019 Chevrolet Corvette
C7 ZR1
Elkhart Lake Blue Metallic
2023 Chevrolet Corvette
C8 Z06
Accelerate Yellow Metallic
2024 Chevrolet Corvette
E-Ray
Black
2025 Chevrolet Corvette
E-Ray
Red Mist Metallic Tint
Asking prices from the listings we track, not sale prices. How we report.