We are fresh off the heels of another Mecum auction, and with only three left for their 2025 season, enthusiasts were eager to flock to the Indiana State Fairgrounds for Mecum’s Indy Fall Special. CorvSport is the authority when it comes to covering the Corvette market, from our exclusive wholesale features to our ‘In The CorvSport Ring’ series, where we analyze reserve versus no-reserve auctions to learn which are bringing more money. We have a sample of our exclusive market features below. Today’s Mecum coverage, along with the majority of CorvSport’s digital content, is FREE and not behind a paywall. When any pop-ups appear, please click to dismiss them and continue enjoying the article.
You’ll note in our exclusive Mecum Tracker below that the Corvettes offered in 2025 are down across many venues versus 2024. For instance, Mecum’s season opener in 2024 offered enthusiasts 527 Corvettes, while in 2025 inventory was down to 477 ‘Vettes, a 9.5% reduction. However, despite the lower inventory, a whopping 80% of those 477 Corvettes were hammered off to new owners, compared to 72% in 2024. Here is the tracker, so you can play with the analytics yourself.
CorvSport’s Comprehensive Mecum Tracker
♦ 2024 TOTAL: 1,701 Corvettes offered with 70.2% selling (1,194)
CorvSport Originals: A Sample of Our Top Market Features
- The Top 10 Cheapest First-Generation Corvettes Sold On Bring a Trailer In 2025
- Garage Queens In The Corvette Market: Our Lowest Combined Miles For 2025 At Under 200 Clicks
- CorvSport Original: Real-Time Dealer-To-Dealer Wholesale C8 Corvette Sales
- In The Ring: Join CorvSport’s No-Reserve vs Reserve Corvette Auction Battle
- Corvette Bargain Hunting: How Cheap Are The C7 Grand Sports?
- CorvSport’s Corvette Listings We Love With Some Notable No-Sales
- Enter The Ring: Do Corvettes With No-Reserve Auctions Sell For More Money?
Now, without further ado, let’s dive into the top sellers and top duds from Mecum’s Indy Fall Special!