CorvetteDNA

“Fails connecting to server” so can’t be used.

While this has all the options the final price of things in not up to date with what things cost now.

Wish there were more questions about the cars mechanics / style / history and less questions about paint color.

I like it. It’s useful for my needs. But I would like to see more user control: like being able to turn off display of unselected car specifics when simply viewing a saved car; or being able to disable checking (and allowing selection and display of non-standard) options for a saved saved car. That would allow the user to describe real cars that are not in ‘as delivered’ condition. “That 327/300 C2 has a 3:70 rear.” I’m sure there are more possibilities.

Okay but locks up all the time. Waste of time here.

A very easy to use , complete pricing guide, chock full of information, everything necessary to price a corvette and any other information about number made , how many of this color,styles , ect , ect and the original cost ! I wish the other pricing guides were even a 1/4 as good as this site ! No comparison , they should be embarrassed really ! Great guide

Best app ever !!

For those folks who are having a hard time getting the valuation engine to provide them with the present value of a Particular Corvette please take the time to read this review: 1st - Ensure that you choose the options that have PRESENT VALUE (reality or desirability) this can make a huge difference in the value of the car. If you don’t do this - the price will likely appear low. It is very important to do so... 2nd - Roll the CONDITION and the MILEAGE between the levels noted to again see the value change. When you have a Corvette that falls somewhere in between a condition take that into consideration and split the difference or lean more toward what condition it is closest to. Another Example is that a “Show Condition” car that was restored years ago or has been driven might come down a bit from the show value. That logic applies to any condition... 3rd - Recognize that this is not an exact science but it can get you pretty close. There are a lot or critics out there - but the price can also depend on your perspective. BUYERS will think the price is too high / where SELLERS will think the price is too low. Perhaps that is that is why CorvetteDNA tends to be somewhere in the middle :)

Current value of options are inaccurately low and what makes cars more valuable is the rarity of options and the combination of rare option. This app doesn’t factor that in at all. From a Corvette valuation standpoint, the values this app comes up with don’t even come close. Needs tons of work to function legitimately. I’m sure many people in the Corvette world would love to see a version of this that actually works. Getting accurate sales info and cross-referencing that with the options on each car, original documentation, etc. seems to be a huge obstacle. Appreciate the attempt but much work is needed.

As a Corvette collector and someone that travels the US attending auctions, I priced one car and found the value wasn't even close. Use Hagerty's valuation tool for accurate values.