proof that some people will pay a hell of a lot for exactly the car they want to own, not flip, just own. You can't flip a car for profit when you're the highest bidder

I don't recall exactly what these sold for new, probably 12k... but this was only driven 440 miles, and stored for 30 years.... and so now it's probably the nicest most original IROC Z on the planet, and someone wanted it pretty bad, they paid 60k for it, with taxes, buyers fee, etc

The ultra-rare  race-ready factory 1LE-equipped versions have sold in the $40,000 range, but this was 50 percent more....

I bet someone wanted this car bad in high school or college, and they finally could afford to buy it, even at the auction

https://www.hagerty.com/media/market-trends/huge-result-for-low-mile-iroc-z-puts-third-gen-camaros-in-the-conversation/