Inflation has been rough, but a 2024 Chevy Corvette E-Ray listed by a dealer for $389,995 is simply absurd, especially since the car isn’t new but listed as pre-owned. Many people are understandably outraged by the eye-watering markup.
Extreme dealer markups on in-demand cars frustrate buyers and observers alike. The exorbitant price for a used Corvette is a striking example of how some dealers exploit limited supply, drawing widespread criticism.

