2023 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 RWD Coupe
Verdict #151 · 11,643 miles · VIN 1G1FJ1R61P0156314 · Stock #Not listed MOOSED
“Full ZL1 money for a car with a damage report — clean-title examples sell at the same price, so wait or pay less.”
Pros
- 650 hp supercharged V8 with only 11,643 miles
- 1-owner with 8 service history records
- 650 hp for $69k is the performance bargain of the decade — on paper
Cons
- Accident/minor-damage report on a $68,780 performance car
- Clean-title 2023 ZL1s with similar miles sold at the same money
- No price adjustment for the history — you absorb all the resale risk
Analysis
The ZL1 is the king of the Camaro line — supercharged 6.2L, 650 hp, and one of the last great American muscle cars. This 2023 has only 11,643 miles and 8 service records. The problem is the price: $68,780 is full retail for a ZL1 with these miles, and the CarFax carries an accident/minor-damage report.
That combination is what sinks it. A ZL1 buyer spending nearly $70k should get a clean history — and the market proves the point: a comparable 2023 ZL1 with 11,978 miles and a clean title recently sold at $69,598, and a 12,031-mile example lists at $68,990. This one asks the same money while carrying a damage report. If the price came down to reflect the history, it would be a different conversation. As it stands: MOOSED.
Market Comparison
Comparable 2023 Camaro ZL1s with ~12k miles: a clean-title example with 11,978 miles sold at $69,598, and a 12,031-mile example lists at $68,990. At $68,780 with 11,643 miles but an accident/minor-damage report, this one charges clean-history money.
The Original Listing
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