New, never driven ZR1

Sad but true.

Of the 6939 ZR1's produced between 1990 and 1995 a little over half have been accounted for. More than a few have met their untimely demise, either on the race track or on the street. There's pictures of at least

There were also 84 "Evaluation" pre-production ZR1's made in 1989. Most were probably returned to GM to be crushed, however a few (unknown exactly how many) were spared and still exist today. There are also a small handful, maybe as many as a dozen or so pre-production mules and test cars that somehow escaped the crusher. Not to mention the 3 or 4 that were crushed and left to rot in a field somewhere near the Lotus production facility in Norfolk England that were discovered by Corvette/ZR1 enthusiasts and revived/restored. These cars will probably be worth quite a lot sometime in the future.

TomC '90ZR1 #792

Sad but true, by the time it is worth what they paid for it that money in a low interest CD will have been worth 2 ZR1s. If you every see a ZR1 catch a true L88 value our date will start out as Three Thousand and whatever.

You're doing what the ZR1 was built to do, be driven for the fun of driving a great car, not sit in a garage collecting dust and very little added value.

more money than brains that couple