* Online marketplaces: Sites like eBay Motors, Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and Autotrader often have listings for used Corvettes, including 1998 models. Be sure to carefully scrutinize listings and seller reviews.
* Used car dealerships: Many used car dealerships, both large chains and smaller independent ones, may have a 1998 Corvette in stock or be able to source one for you. Expect to pay a slightly higher price than a private seller, but you'll typically get some level of warranty or guarantee.
* Specialized Corvette dealerships or brokers: Some dealerships specialize in classic or performance cars, including Corvettes. These may have a better selection of well-maintained models but at a potentially higher price.
* Private sellers: This can be a good way to find a good deal, but it also carries more risk. Thorough inspection by a mechanic is crucial before purchasing a car from a private seller.
* Classic car auctions: These auctions can offer a wide selection of Corvettes, but prices can be highly competitive.
Remember to do your research on the specific model year and trim level of the 1998 Corvette you're interested in before making a purchase. A pre-purchase inspection by a trusted mechanic is highly recommended, especially when buying from a private seller.
