What did you pay for your 2010 Camaro SS2

[yellowrs]

I am curious what you guys paid for your 2010 SS2 with the RS package and M/T.
Everybody talks about mark up.
I bought mine used and the MSRP was close to $37K not including Tax and Title.

[73camarolt]

28k in Oct 2010. Black 2ss/rs 6spd, MSRP was 35,500 I think. Car was used with 4200 miles.

[yellowrs]

Originally Posted by 73camarolt

28k in Oct 2010. Black 2ss/rs 6spd, MSRP was 35,500 I think. Car was used with 4200 miles.

You stole that one !

[ps2ren]

Originally Posted by yellowrs

I am curious what you guys paid for your 2010 SS2 with the RS package and M/T.
Everybody talks about mark up.
I bought mine used and the MSRP was close to $37K not including Tax and Title.

Got mine 2SS-RS max trimmed auto exactly 30k including tax and all fees, 12k miles used. It was a trade-in at an Acura dealer and the salesman didn't even know the car had remote start lol...... then almost shit his pants when I launched a little bit from a light. I knew a lot more about the car than he did since I have been driving a 2LT for a while at that time. It helps when you can pull a sales pitch on a sales person. The car also came with tint, stripes, body color engine cover and sunroof...... I also got them to repaint the bumper to cover the small bug scratches normal on a used car

[Sickness91Z28]

paid 28K with 13,000 miles, with tons of goodies, kooks headers, highflow cats, ADM intake, eletronic QTP cutouts, HP tuned, line locks...all kinds of extras...that probabaly added up to $3000+

[RollaMo]

When the 2010 first came out, a sticker with "Market Adjustment" was fairly common for cars on showroom floors.
Anywhere from $3,000 - $10,000
Not all dealers did this, but most did.

That was the price you payed to be one of the first to get your hands on a new Camaro.
I told our local dealer I would never pay any kind of markup like that.
He looked at me and said he understood. If I wanted to order one, they would sell at MSRP.
But to buy the only one they had on the floor was $5K over sticker.

Now, your average new Camaro sells for under sticker.
We bought our new '11 Convertible for $10K under sticker. But it was a '11 leftover after the '12's came out.
Still new car with only 35 miles on it though.

[DFWZ28]

27.5 for my IOM 2ss RS, with 20k miles on it.

[GEEKFREEKSCOTTY]

I know you said 2010..

But, I bought my 2011 2SS/RS in April of this year for $33K with 16K miles on it.

Sometimes, where you live has a big impact on what you pay.

[Sharkss]

$30,000 CGM, 2ss/Rs , 3800 miles on her this was last year 10-09-11

[Ringo64]

Originally Posted by JEEPFREEKSCOTTY

Sometimes, where you live has a big impact on what you pay.

Definitely agree to this!

The Chevy dealer in town is a sleaze but I went to the next town over for my 2012 and got $7k off sticker on mine and it was brand new.

I did a lot of searching before I bought (lol you can tell, I've been a member since 2010) and even when I was visiting friends in different parts of the state looked at the local Chevy dealer. Some of them in bigger cities than mine were roughly $2-4k over what the dealer I bought from had stickered my Camaro at for the same options. Insane because I thought my sticker was originally high till I talked to my sales guy and was able to bring it significantly down to my purchase price.

[caverman]

Brand new 2010 (8 miles on it). Bought in Feb '10 and paid $30.5k for 2SS with only poslished wheels.

[Dtrimpi87]

2010 2SS-RS with 28k miles in showroom condition, GM certified pre owned, bought 4/20/12 for $22,764 out the door. Special circumstances

More miles than I would have liked but couldn't pass up the deal.

[Wizard1183]

April 11 bought mine with 16,500 mi for 30k out the door. It's got 27000 mi as of now.

[EMB135Driver]

October 2009.....16 miles on it....$39450.....slightly less than MSRP but not much, as there was no room to haggle back then