Here are the Top 10 Corvette Dealers by Sales through May 2022 - Corvette: Sales, News & Lifestyle (2024)

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MacMulkin Chevrolet is once again crowned with the title of “World's Largest Corvette Dealer” with their performance in 2023.

We are the world's largest Corvette dealership for 2022 and 2023. At MacMulkin Chevrolet you can expect the highest level of Corvette shopping where every Corvette is housed indoors in a climate-controlled facility, never test-driven, and offered with no markup over MSRP or additional dealer fees.

Chevrolet Corvette Sales - Q1 2024 - United States

In the United States, Chevrolet Corvette deliveries totaled 8,576 units in Q1 2024, an increase of about 9 percent compared to 7,904 units sold in Q1 2023.

The 1969 Corvette ZL-1 is perhaps one of the rarest and most highly sought-after 'Vettes ever made. You could say that it is a true automotive unicorn since only two of these beasts were ever built. But the ZL-1's rarity isn't the only thing that sets it apart.

Among these transactions, the study found that the median premium for each major color group indicated white as the most valuable Corvette color, followed by yellow, purple and red.

During the 2023 model year a total of 14 different paint colors were offered for the C8 Stingray and Z06. And the most popular of all was Torch Red. Nearly 15 percent of all Corvettes were painted this color. It has been the most popular color every year since the debut of the C8.

“It's called the 'Poor Man's Corvette,' and I was poor,” says Laurie of her first Opel GT. “I could not afford a Corvette. So, I found a '71 Opel GT and absolutely adored it.

Growing up, Rick Hendrick idolized the Corvette and never thought he would own one. Today he owns 122 of them, many of them are 1967 models, his favorite year.

According to our data, the largest number of Corvettes are in Texas, Florida, California, and New York. However, on a per-capita basis, we found that Corvettes are quite popular in Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee, and South Carolina, among others.

Corvettes Are the Ultimate “Low Rider”

First, ask any non-Corvette automobile enthusiast what the biggest downside to a Corvette is, and the majority will readily reply that “the car sits too low!” They're not entirely wrong, though there are also plenty of cars that sit just as low a Corvette, and some sit even lower.

Do Corvettes hold their value well? ›

A Chevrolet Corvette will depreciate 18% after 5 years and have a 5 year resale value of $84,704. The iconic Corvette is one of the best models out there for holding its value over the long term. Out of over 100 popular models, it consistently ranks in the Top 10 in years 5 and 7.

A typical Chevrolet Corvette will last 150,000-200,000 miles with excellent care. This number puts the high mileage point at the 150,000-mile mark. Once the Corvette hits this point, the Corvette is far more likely to have serious issues that will cost an ample amount of money to handle.

1963 Corvette Fuel-Injected Coupe

Razor-sharp fender shapes, a tapered tail and a sharklike mouth make it both gorgeous and aggressive. This was the first fixed-roof Corvette coupe and it remains the most beautiful.

For 2023 MacMulkin Chevrolet sold 1,684 new Corvettes across the country making us the #1 Corvette dealer in the world for the second consecutive year.

For example, of the nearly 750,000 Corvettes registered in the U.S., most reside in California, followed by Florida and Texas. Colder climates and poorer states tended to have the fewest.

Most Corvette owners live in the states of California, New York, Texas, and Florida. In fact, Florida ranked the highest on Corvette ownership on total volume as well as per capita. Other popular Corvette states include Kentucky, Michigan, Tennessee, and South Carolina.

Hendrick is one of the top Corvette collectors in the world. He owns 220 collector cars in the Heritage Center, 122 of which are rare Corvettes.