Garage Queens: Low-Mileage Corvettes That Have Failed To Launch

Welcome to our third installment of Queen Flops, where CorvSport highlights low-mileage Corvettes from our Garage Queens series that have failed to sell. As you may have noticed, CorvSport covers the Corvette markets like nobody else, with exclusive features like our Wholesale Corvette Market Reports, Listings We Love series, and State of the Markets, just to name a few. If you want to check them out, along with our other fresh Corvette content, with one easy click, check out our new digital magazine, CORVETTE OBSESSED! [Author’s Note: This article is FREE and not behind a paywall. If/when any popups occur, please click to make them disappear and continue enjoying the article. One requires two steps–first, the arrow on the left, then the x on the top right.]

When I was a dealer, one of the more anxiety-inducing aspects of the used car industry was the timer that was always ticking. Even though my dealership rarely used floor plans (financing) to procure inventory, how many days a unit was sitting on the lot was always at the front of my mind—as it should be. Having money that was just sitting there and not generating revenue was frustrating, as was the upkeep that came along with holding on to a unit for too long.

Now, without further ado, here is part three of Queen Flops. I’ve included parts one and two below.