Hello Z-06 lovers, selling my 2016, ouch!

QDP said:

I love this car, runs perfect, mine is a white 2016 LT3 with CF trim, (best, most pop. color and 650+HP...) the optional red seats, auto tranny and now have 16,4k miles. Looks smells brand new. My questions to you C7 Z-06 pros is this:
I purchased the car as investment, it sits in my garage, covered, and I drive it every month 50 miles or so just for fun. I see Mecum auction prices on these gorgeous cars constantly rising....
C8s just do not cut it for me, and our C7s are the last of the gorgeous white gorillas.
- What is your opinion as to WHEN I should consider selling, and how long to hold on to it?
I have several other cars, so there is no rush on my part to cash out, I can easily keep it for seven more years.

• I believe the longer I hold on to my beauty the higher the price?
• Any opinions as to WHEN to consider seriously to sell it?
• At what price?
• Why?

I'm considering buying a used Euro high perf. sailplane, a Nimbus II carbon glider that may be a lot of fun this summer.... thx.

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Your car is beautiful, babied as mine is. Mine is a real Z06/Z07 2019 with the carbon fiber nose and side pieces on the nose and sides are carbon fiber and on my top. It is black with a beautiful red interior and a 7 speed. Also the performance air filter which ads about 11 or 12 more horsepower. GM ran out of those when I ordered my 19 ZR1 but now you can order on their online parts store.!same tune my friend that ruined his red one with all this red mess on the sides carbon fiber, the back and stuff in the car.he put about as many miles as yours. I never knew how to paddle shifters because Bo have always had Z06’s since they came out. Always shifting was the only way for me. 5,6, 7 speeds. We have several 4 speed old ones 2 he did a frame off on and we would never have d sold the last 435 side pipe car he did the frame off if he had not been dying and I knew nobody around to work on it and keep it up. The men I trusted dyed too but nothing what my husband went through for several years that was rare and no cure. He lived several years going down hill bad and my life was ending. Why God chose him and nobody even me had never heard of it that killed him. We were married 40 years and the hardest and worst thing I have ever gone through and him too. He was a wonderful man and good to his employees that lived him and anybody that knew him. He has a bench outside the museum and we bought bricks bath the entrance too when they built the museum.he wired on other people’s 67’s as friends and never charged them. Just a good heart. I miss that man everyday if my life. He was well loved and everybody knew he could do crane offs on 67’s. And one 53!way out of our character for Tony Serra that owns so many dealerships everywhere. He is a big man with a lot of money but heard about my husband and brought him a car in boxes he bought from CA. Wanted him to restore it. He did and the man didn’t fit in the car but was trailered from our house to put on his dealer showrooms. I sat in it and the steering wheel was laying on my legs and I am small so we knew that man wouldn’t fit. Our world ended selling some wonderful cars and me losing him later. Sorry I didn’t mean to get in this, just showing I have been around a long time after he died. 🥲 to me is Serra wanted something special he should have bought a 53. Not out troupe of cars that started for mynhusband was the 67’s. That noisy beast was so much fun to drive and you heard it coming blocks away.? So old and new are wonderful cars.just sad I I can’t drive mine now.!so when I sell it you will get a brand new 2019.
only 65!’iles. I thought it was 60 but that car has been driven nowhere. Has 65. I looked when I got in it to crank and run it. Nobody here but me and my fur babies. I have 71 4 speed loaded big block I have had since 1988 my husband bought for me I wanted but haven’t found a good person to work on it.The guy painted it but a lot missing on of wrong he did!!! I can’t drive that one either.