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Final 2020 Corvette Produced Fails To Hit Reserve Price At Auction: Video

The last 2020 Corvette to roll off the GM Bowling Green Assembly line failed to hit the minimum reserve price during Mecum’s Kissimmee 2021 sale.

While the first and last examples for any Corvette model year are typically highly valued by collectors, it seems as though there was limited interest in the final 2020 Corvette produced. It’s not clear what the minimum reserve price for the car was, however it attracted a high bid of $140,000 before Mecum was forced to move onto the next lot in its large auction docket.

The final 2020 Corvette is a hardtop convertible model in the range-topping 3LT trim. The car is finished in Sebring Orange and features Carbon Flash painted exterior mirrors and a Natural Dipped leather interior. When the vehicle crossed the auction block at Mecum’s Kissimmee 2021 sale, it had just six miles on the odometer (all delivery miles) and still featured the factory protective interior plastic. Tagged with VIN #19456, the hardtop convertible rolled off the line at Bowling Green Assembly on December 14th, 2020.

As GM Authority reported previously, the final 2020 Corvette produced was initially ordered by Van Bortel Chevrolet in upstate New York. This is a bit of a break in tradition for GM, as the first and last Corvettes produced in a given model year are usually auctioned for charity or put on display by GM. For example, the first-ever production 2020 Corvette, VIN #0001, was purchased last year by NASCAR team owner Rick Hendrick, who acquired the vehicle for $3 million. All proceeds from that sale went to the Detroit Children’s Fund, a non-profit that invests in Detroit-area schools and educational institutions.

Check out the timestamped video embedded below to see the final 2020 Corvette cross the auction block at Mecum’s Kissimmee 2021 sale.

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  1. I guess somebody chose a “[color]” that the general public didn’t care for.

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  2. Odd, very odd it didn’t make a higher price. And in the top trim level too. Maybe the other guy was right, wrong color? Give it to the Vette museum.

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  3. Maybe,just maybe people are tired of these over priced cars. When a mark up exceeds a certain point,it won’t bring that money

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  4. Wrong Color for Sure, interior is SAD, does not Jive with the Exterior, No Z51, what was the person Thinking, Or did they not think they were getting the last (1) I have a 2020 $28,000 in Options, I was hoping mine was gonna be the last, Built 1st wk of December

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  5. THEY SHOULD OF TAKEN $140,000, AND THEN BUY THE C8 ZO6 WHEN IT GOES ON SALE

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  6. Since it wasn’t a charity situation, probably just some douche trying to make a quick buck. True car guys aren’t to keen on that type of cash grab so nobody lined his pockets.

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