I just found a 1999 Chevrolet Corvette in my city for $5,000.
I've been looking for an older C3 model Corvette (which I believe is '68-'82?). However, getting a newer corvette with similar mileage to an older one for cheaper than an old one would be nice.
I'm just wondering if a 1999 Corvette with 175k kms on its engine is going to crap out on me anytime soon and cost me tons of dollars in repairs?
I've been looking for an older C3 model Corvette (which I believe is '68-'82?). However, getting a newer corvette with similar mileage to an older one for cheaper than an old one would be nice.
I'm just wondering if a 1999 Corvette with 175k kms on its engine is going to crap out on me anytime soon and cost me tons of dollars in repairs?