Condition:

This 2008 Corvette Z06 is one of the best documented, lowest-mile, and most original C6 Z06s seen on the enthusiast market, with true collector pedigree. Key positives include its flawless body and interior, unmodified drivetrain, immaculate undercarriage, and highly desirable factory options, all preserved in “as-delivered” condition. The minor cons are expected for the age: the original tires need replacing before any spirited driving, and the only visible flaw is a very small spot on the underhood insulation from prior mouse activity—neither affecting driving or collectability. Given all evidence, this Z06 is an excellent candidate for an enthusiast buyer, whether to enjoy lightly or preserve as a top-tier future collectible. Highly recommended.

Valuation:

This specific Z06, with just 3,531 miles, fully original equipment, 3LZ trim, unblemished body and interior, and clean Kentucky title, is among the very best in the auction record set you provided. Comparable examples in similar low-mile, 100% factory-preserved state (Mecum Glendale, 1,210 miles: $65,000; Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale, pace car, unknown miles: $66,000; other pristine coupes at $60,500–$57,000), support a value at the very top of the Z06 market. Non-limited, slightly higher mile, and less original examples trade down to the $50K range and below. The minor pending need for new tires is not a deduction at this level, as it’s standard for museum-level cars and invisible in auction settings; the tiny mouse nibble is also immaterial at this echelon. The narrowness of the market at this level is driven by collector demand for sub-5,000 mile, untouched cars, and this one stands at the very upper end for a non-limited edition Z06.