[soundhd]

The February issue of Hemmings Motor News has a Value Analysis of the Chevy SSR. Value trend is as follows...
2012 - $33K
2014 - $35K
2016 - $36K
2018 - $32K
2020 - $30K
2022 - $34K
(prices for a 2006 SSR in #2 excellent condition)
No breakdown on mileage. Went on to say prices/values depended on year and differences on the drivetrains 03 & 04 vs the 05 & 06. They do not expect the values to go down but went on to say values will probably go up in time.

 

[Corvette Steve]

The February issue of Hemmings Motor News has a Value Analysis of the Chevy SSR. Value trend is as follows...
2012 - $33K
2014 - $35K
2016 - $36K
2018 - $32K
2020 - $30K
2022 - $34K
(prices for a 2006 SSR in #2 excellent condition)
No breakdown on mileage. Went on to say prices/values depended on year and differences on the drivetrains 03 & 04 vs the 05 & 06. They do not expect the values to go down but went on to say values will probably go up in time.

Like money in the bank

 

[wrentommy]

Those who laugh last, laugh best, Check please.

 

[Dicktator]

Not selling mine!! EVER!!

Dicktator

 

[Highrider]

I had a SS Camaro picked up by a Custom hauler how was hauling exotics and my garage was open and he seen my SSR. He said the 05 / 06 with the 6.0 is the modern 63 Split Window Corvette and will only go up in value.

 

[Corvette Steve]

I had a SS Camaro picked up by a Custom hauler how was hauling exotics and my garage was open and he seen my SSR. He said the 05 / 06 with the 6.0 is the modern 63 Split Window Corvette and will only go up in value.

I think that is wish full thinking however I do think current value is soft