Pricing

Look at the options and condition.

type of seller or regional difference.

The last I checked we live in a free Society , you can sell your car for any amount of money that you wish that does not mean that that’s what it’s going to sell for. If you think it’s overpriced but want to car offer the guy what you’re willing to pay for the car that’s what you call negotiations.

See your point...... Car Gurus are a great place for listing your car for free....... Unfortunately your listing may be marred with an "Overpriced" label if Car Gurus naive "Calculation" deems it to be so......... Your choice is either to list elsewhere (and potentially pay) or put up with their feeble attempts at "Market Research" (as I did) Can't really argue with the cost of listing :-)

Same model year Corvette prices vary by options, location and time of year. They are cheapest in the winter time and highest in the spring and summer months.