Mcgrawri

I'm new to the forum as I'm in process of purchasing my first corvette. The model my wife and I have chosen is the 2010 Grand Sport 4LT convertable.

30k miles and I'm negotiating the final price, right now the ask is 35k, I would feel more comfortable at 30k so I can add in an extended warranty and try to close the deal at 36k.

Questions
1. Is 30k a realistic offer for this year, model and trim level?
2. Is an extended warranty a must have at this time?
3. What extended warranty provider is recommended?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

MAC

tech2

2-would be nice to have some coverage for the first year. You can't find all the quirks on a test drive. If it good after a year, forget about additional warranty...especially if its a summer car and stored half the year...ie not driven much
3- one thru gm not a third party. gm service contract will also ensure gm parts are used.