Corvettes for Sale: The First Pre-Owned 2025 Corvette ZR1 with Blue Wheels Can Be Yours

Status Auto Group has made the flipped C8 ZR1 beat one of the easiest ones to work here at CorvetteBlogger. In fact, you’re author has written about the Staten Island dealer so much lately that I feel compelled to point out that it has is in no way been as part of a paid promotion, these guys have just earned their, ahem, status, as the primary means of avoiding wait lists for history’s most powerful Corvette… as long as you’re willing to pay big for the privilege.

SAG is officially closing in on having moved 5% of all first-year C8 ZR1s through its showroom in the model’s first three months in the wild. After successfully re-housing the first flipped example in July and another pair of High Wing cars in August, the Islanders are now in possession of their fourth LT7 monster, and it stands out from the rest in several key areas.

The newest member of their mercenary fleet is stamped with Vehicle Identification Number 63, and, unlike the first three, it’s experienced more than just delivery miles with an odometer reading that precisely matches its VIN at 63. The Arctic White coupe isn’t just the first light colored example to pass through the southernmost borough; it’s also the first to feature the striking new 20-spoke Edge Blue wheels. Dual blue stripes and matching seatbelts and interior stitching help this one emulate the Buffalo Bills’ acclaimed new “Rivalries” look. Also present are the Stealth and Level 2 Carbon Fiber interior packages, CF mirror caps, Black exhaust tips, and black lug nuts.

Most notably, though, is what “63” doesn’t have. There’s no carbon surfboard propped up behind the engine bay, putting it in the 31% minority of 2025 ZR1s with standard aero. That means that straight off the showroom floor, this one can reach the model’s official Big-Three record top speed of 233 mph. Like one of the Sea Wolf Gray cars sold by SAG, this one comes to them by way of the dealers-only Manheim Auction, where their high bid of $355,000 won the day.

A second ZR1 going through the dealer auction makes us wonder if a few shrewd Chevy stores haven’t found a loophole that allows them to make a killing while also avoiding the negative press that usually accompanies excessive markups, but that’s an investigation for another time. As for this ZR1, SAG paid big for it, but not as big as they did on the last auction car, and they are passing those savings on to their customers. While previous examples were listed just below $450k, the low-wing, “high” mileage white one is listed for $419,999, an outrageous sum in traditional Corvette context, but for the dealership setting the market for rare second-hand models with 1,064 raging horsepower, it somehow sounds pretty reasonable. To put it another way, even at that sky-high sum, there still isn’t much on the market that can stand up to its performance!

Source:
Status Auto Group

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