Gas prices, insurance, maintenance. Hey man, times are tough and everybody's trying to cut down.

 

I thoroughly dislike pushy car salesmen.

 

So, what's it gonna take to put you in this here Porschey, Sir?

 

It couldn't have been a straight up trade?

 

I could only see someone getting rid of a Veyron if they were getting a (or another, in this case) McLaren F1 or a Koenigsegg. Going to a ZR1 just makes no sense.

 

I think the reason this is even news is because it was, in fact, a straight up trade.

If it wasn't a straight up trade then I don't really understand why this thread exists.

 

I think I found a reason why...

 

Guys, It says he traded the Veyron on a ZR1 and some cash!!!!! This is not even a story, OK here is a zr1 and $700k cash. A 20k mile Veyron is worth in the neighborhood of $800k. They do not tell you how much cash he got.

 

Or they lost their ass on some investment, or they are over the veyron.

 

All American Chevrolet of Midland, Texas just made the mother-of-all-trades when it accepted a Euro-bombing 2008 Bugatti Veyron with just 20,307 miles for an unabashedly American Corvette ZR1 and some cash. Since a new Veyron lists for about $1.6 million and a used one still costs in the range of $1.4 to $3.6 million depending on condition, trim, and rarity, the dealership told us they wouldn't accept the trade-in until they lined up a buyer, which they did. A new Corvette ZR1, by comparison, starts at around $107,000.