George Nunnally Chevrolet in Arkansas has put a Corvette ZR1X convertible up for sale at $696,445. That's not a typo. It's a $296,445 sticker price plus a $400,000 line item the dealer calls an "Exclusive Market Value Adjustment."
The car in question is a loaded ZR1X 3LZ convertible, not the entry-level coupe. Recent 2027 pricing guides put the ZR1X 1LZ coupe at a $227,695 MSRP before tax, title, license, and dealer fees. The dealer's markup alone is nearly double the base car's entire sticker.
The $696,445 figure first surfaced in a listing reported by MotorBiscuit. The outlet documented the dealer's numbers: a $296,445 MSRP on the fully equipped 3LZ convertible plus the $400,000 adjustment equals the final asking price. Current 2027 Corvette pricing tables list the ZR1X 1LZ coupe at $227,695 and the ZR1X 1LZ convertible at $237,695, a $10,000 step between body styles.
Under the hood, the ZR1X combines the ZR1's twin-turbocharged LT7 V8 with a dedicated front electric drive unit. Chevrolet credits the combination with 1,250 horsepower and all-wheel drive. That makes it the most powerful production Corvette ever built, which helps explain why dealers see room to push this trim far beyond a standard Stingray or Z06 off the lot.
" Chevrolet has not designated the ZR1X as a numbered or limited special edition. Nothing in its own materials caps how many will reach dealers, which undercuts the scarcity pitch of the listing's language.
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