1954 Chevrolet Corvette ValueROADSTER

Value Range

Overall low-to-high published range across NADA, Old Cars Report, and VMR.

LowLow$12,000$12K
HighHigh$107,000$107K
NADA Values
CORVETTE 2 DOOR CONVERTIBLE
LowLow$41,000$41K
AverageAvg$75,900$75.9K
HighHigh$106,600$106.6K
Old Cars Report
CORVETTE 2 DOOR CONVERTIBLE
5: LowLow$12,000$12K
4: Mid-lowMid-low$20,000$20K
AverageAvg$45,000$45K
2: Mid-highMid-high$70,000$70K
1: HighHigh$100,000$100K
VMR International
CORVETTE ROADSTER
5: LowLow$18,000$18K
4: Mid-lowMid-low$34,000$34K
AverageAvg$55,000$55K
2: Mid-highMid-high$72,000$72K
1: HighHigh$97,000$97K

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Model Overview

Model Overview: Corvette · C1 ('53-'55)

After its lauded introduction at the 1953 New York Auto Show, the Chevrolet Corvette entered production with its first generation, which is known as the C1. The first evolution of the C1 Corvette was built from 1953 until 1955, and was only offered in a convertible body style. For the first two years of production, the C1 was only available with the 235 cubic inch "Blue Flame&...Market description provided by CLASSIC.COM

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