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Corvette Z06 Buyers Eligible For 500,000 My Chevrolet Rewards Points

The new C8 Chevy Corvette Z06 is hugely appealing, offering up even greater performance and aggression than the C8 Stingray, all tucked into a fully track-ready package. Now, GM is sweetening the deal even further by offering new Corvette Z06 buyers 500,000 My Chevrolet Rewards points, a hefty $5,000 value.

The offer is available for a limited time to My Chevrolet Rewards members that retain ownership of their new Corvette Z06 for at least 12 months after purchase. The points can be redeemed to pay for a number of different things, including GM Financial Payments, Chevrolet accessories, and more.

To note, the points are only redeemable as vehicle payments for those customers with a GM Financial My Account with a minimum of 500 points ($5) available. Additionally, the My Chevrolet Rewards points are separate from the My GM Rewards Cards. Members can redeem on eligible Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac parts and accessories purchased through a My GM Rewards participating dealership.

First breaking cover for the 2023 model year, the new C8 Chevy Corvette Z06 ups the ante with a long list of upgrades and changes compared to the C8 Chevy Corvette Stingray. Chief among these is a new engine, specifically the race-bred, naturally aspirated 5.5L V8 LT6, which is rated at 670 horsepower and 470 pound-feet of torque, and can spin up to an impressive 8,600-rpm redline. Further engine features include a dual overhead cam with 32 valves and a flat-plane crank.

Output reaches the rear wheels through the familiar eight-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The new Corvette Z06 is also substantially wider than the Stingray, adding an extra 3.6 inches in overall width as compared to the Stingray. Further exterior upgrades include standard Z06-specific aero features, as well as available carbon fiber bits. Carbon ceramic brakes are also available.

Pricing for the 2023 C8 Chevy Corvette Z06 starts at $106,395. Production takes place exclusively at the GM Bowling Green plant in Kentucky.

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Jonathan is an automotive journalist based out of Southern California. He loves anything and everything on four wheels.

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  1. I was on the fence on buying one, but now with this news coming out, sign me up. Sticker price of ~$107,000 with another $~25k mark up. Maybe I’ll buy 2?

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  2. WHERE IS CHEVROLET GETTING THIS 5,000 DOLLAR SUM OF REWARD POINTS TO PAY ALL OF THE REAL Z06 BUYERS???
    FROM THE OUTRAGEOUS, HIGH AND GREEDY BASE PRICE ON ALL Z06 MODELS THAT’S WHERE,

    SO ANOTHER STUPID MOVE APPROVED BY MS. BARRA AND MR. REUSS TO PENALIZE CORVETTE FANATICS OUT OF ANOTHER $5,000 THAT IS BEING FORCED INTO THE HUGE MSRP.

    DOES PORSCHE HAVE A REWARD POINTS GIFT OF $5,000 ADDED INTO A 911 MSRP?

    JUST ONE MORE REASON TO HATE CHEVROLET WHILE LOVING THE CORVETTE!

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    1. WOW! have yet to talk to a Real corvette buyer that thought the car was overpriced. Unless of course they where referring to the folks that bought one just to flip it and try and make a bundle on it.

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  3. I’m a capitalist but these Corvette flippers infuriate me. Make these buyers take a quiz before purchasing their Z06. You can always tell a “Corvette Pretender” in about 30 seconds with a couple simple questions. My son is 20 and we have been going to “Corvette at Carlisle” for 18 years straight, and 22 for me. Make that a prerequisite too. 😁

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  4. I don’t understand why people think the ZO6 is priced so high. Everybody based there guess off the C7 ZO6 up charge. That was a Stingray with a supercharger. This is a hand built motor with Ti parts that is very expensive to build. Also the C7 ZO7 didn’t have hardly any CF on it or as expensive of tires. If your looking to get an amazing car for not much money get the Stingray. Maybe part of the reason they are making this offer is because of the delay of the car coming out and the fact that the dealers had our money all this time. I believe Cadillac is doing the same thing. Look at the bright side, you will have $5,000 towards your first set of tires.

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  5. Personally speaking, I really don’t see the need for this sort of theatrics, seriously, $5000 when dealing with a vehicle with a potential of costing over $150,000 (probably way more in some cases) seems sort of contrite and a waste of time.
    I suppose that for some, it’s just “pocket change” and for others….it’ll be used for a night out on the town with your friends!
    However, what GM is doing is creating publicity…although all for naught because truth be told those dealers and those speculators with money could care less, they will do what they want to do and this “chump change” dollar amount will be totally irrelevant. You can’t push the “Rich” around or threaten them…when the Z06 finally makes it into the publics hot little hands, the going price will simply be whatever the crowd is willing to pay that day, and so “to the victor, go the spoils”.
    The rest of us will just be happy to see this beast actually being driven out in public whether on the street, the race track a Cars & Coffee event or at a car show and although it might make some jealous, there are those of us Corvette owners who’ll just shake our heads, happily stand back and chuckle when “the (Z06) circus comes to a town near you!

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  6. An “incentive” on a C8 Z06. WTF ???

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  7. I am excited to be purchasing my Z06, this will be my 3rd C8 purchase, and I am definitely not interested in flipping it but I will gladly take the rewards points. The price to me also seems a bargain considering what the car can do and the company it keeps in this performance level, plus… Love the looks and sound of this car.

    I am number 137 on my Dealers waiting list and I was told my estimate for delivery is possibly a 3 year wait. I am anxious to see the orders go in and the visualizer pricing to go live so I can start playing with options to see what my Build will likely cost, does anyone know when this may happen?

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