MR Corvette C8 - General Discussion

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So a little bit over 300k canadian including sales taxes and Trudeau's new luxury tax... I have a feeling that a lot of people on the waiting list will back down from it.
 
Had a look at what people are asking for the 2019 ZR-1 over here and it’s between $160,000-$230,000AUD. It was $160,000AUD when new. Porsche 911 start at around $315,000AUD. Depending how many Australia are allotted, I think it will be a hot seller.
 
Had a look at what people are asking for the 2019 ZR-1 over here and it’s between $160,000-$230,000AUD. It was $160,000AUD when new. Porsche 911 start at around $315,000AUD. Depending how many Australia are allotted, I think it will be a hot seller.
Are you sure it will come in Australia? I remember reading somewhere they'll only sell the ZR1 in North America...but I don't know if it was a reliable source... I hope there's just enough allocations so I can make it through 👀
 
Are you sure it will come in Australia? I remember reading somewhere they'll only sell the ZR1 in North America...but I don't know if it was a reliable source... I hope there's just enough allocations so I can make it through 👀
Had a look at an article from July 2024. It read not coming to Australia and New Zealand for now.
 
Are you sure it will come in Australia? I remember reading somewhere they'll only sell the ZR1 in North America...but I don't know if it was a reliable source... I hope there's just enough allocations so I can make it through 👀
North America & the Middle East from what this article says.
However, it may not have a chance to challenge The Continent's finest on their home turf. A new report from GM Authority claims that, unlike the Stingray, Z06, and E-Ray variants, the new Corvette ZR1 will not be available in Europe.

When asked for comment, Chevy didn’t offer a concrete confirmation or denial. “We have shared Corvette ZR1 will be available in our North American and Middle East markets,” spokesperson Trevor Thompkins told Road & Track. Whether that's a hedge against the current situation or indicates the plan going forward isn't clear.

Here's the source 05XR8 referenced as well.
“The Corvette ZR1 is not currently planned to join the line-up in Australia and New Zealand, but we will monitor demand and assess further over time,” a GM spokesperson told Auto Daily.
 
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