Legendary Corvette salesman Mike Furman knows a thing or two about selling new Corvettes. After all, he’s sold almost 7,000 of them during his impressive career that dates back to the late ’70s.
But he also knows a thing or two about selling used Corvettes, too.
Not just any used ‘Vette, in this case, though.
Mike has a 2019 ZR1 Convertible sitting on the showroom floor, just waiting for a new owner!
Some enthusiasts might argue that the 755-horsepower ZR1 is the greatest Corvette ever built, and this one certainly has the credentials to back that up.
Just 2,953 ZR1s were built in 2019, the last year of the C7, and only 53 of them were Arctic White convertibles like this one. Not surprisingly, VIN 2191 remains like new with just 2,637 miles on the odometer.
Other features on this beauty include a Black leather interior with Custom Red Stitching, automatic transmission, black canvas top, visible carbon fiber hood insert, ground effects package and tonneau cover, ceramic brake rotors, red calipers, ZR1 chrome wheels, and more.
Mike says this ZR1 was sold new at Criswell Chevrolet in Maryland, and now it’s being offered at a special E price of $176,000.
If you’d like to talk to Mike further about the car, give him a call direct at 301-212-4420 or email him at [email protected].
Source:
CorvetteFurman.com
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Funny seeing Criswell Chevy pop up on Corvettes. I bought a new 1984 C4 from Criswell paid an additional grand dealer markup for the privilege. Of course the 84 was grossly underpowered and had a bunch of issues. Kept it for nine months, sold it, lost plenty and replaced it with a 1985 930 Porsche. That was my little rocket ship!
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