Many wrecked/salvage Camaros.

[ctk1]

Originally Posted by United_727

Poor car is barely 3 months old. I think we'll be seeing more ZL1's on here as they 'get away ' from people.

+1 Unfortunately people buy what they want/wallet can afford and not neccessarily what they are capable of handling.

[ActNup NY]

Sheeshh !!!!

[upflying]

Speedo stuck on 100mph on this gruesome specimen. Full engine trans separation too.
https://www.iaai.com/Vehicles/Vehicl...&RowNumber=134

[Sleez]

Originally Posted by upflying

Speedo stuck on 100mph on this gruesome specimen. Full engine trans separation too.
https://www.iaai.com/Vehicles/Vehicl...&RowNumber=134

not much salvageable on that one!

[1CamaroSS]

I can't bare to look at this thread anymore! Its too much!

[Mutant Racer]

Originally Posted by SPARTAN sui

I wonder if there's any disadvantages of buying a repaired salvage Camaro?

Opinions on this will vary Spartan as you can imagine but I've always seen my cars as an investment. You may save some money buying a salvage, and even if the car turned out great, you will lose money later on by taking a hit when it comes time to sell that vehicle. I was getting offers of $20k when I put my 2007 Jeep Wrangler up for sale a few months ago, it only had 10,000 miles on it and was well cared for, but I would have gotten no where near that amount if it was a salvage.

Depending on what your plans are a salvage can save you some cabbage but in my mind it's too much of a risk. I've rarely seen an investment of in damaged good's turn out well.

[United_727]

First totalled 13?

https://www.iaai.com/Vehicles/Vehicl...45&RowNumber=0

[Android42019]

Originally Posted by ctk1

+1 Unfortunately people buy what they want/wallet can afford and not neccessarily what they are capable of handling.

Precisely why I went with a LT..... Other drivers tho >.<

[Android42019]

Originally Posted by Sleez

not much salvageable on that one!

Wowzers.....

[lil_red_v6]

Originally Posted by SPARTAN sui

Holy sheet. That is bad!

Check out this Camaro Porsche mod.



http://www.automotix.net/autosalvage...l?lot=10642122

I wonder if there's any disadvantages of buying a repaired salvage Camaro? I know warranty is thrown out the window, but I wonder if insurance rates are any higher? There's some sweet repaired Camaros up for auction!

it will buff out,

[2014camaro]

Heres an HPE 650 45th anniversary http://www.salvageautosauction.com/v...ce-Mississippi

[stray bullitt]

For a vehicle of relatively small production numbers, there are a hell of a lot of smashed Camaros out there. Do American drivers get distracted easily from the complex task of threading a 1.7 ton piece of machinery through traffic? Or do they just hop into their cars turn on the ignition, and hope for the best.

[AdamZ]

Originally Posted by Overflow

Good lord what are these people doing? Driving their cars into the pits of Hell?



You mean your LT? RS is only a package, not a model.

Originally Posted by 45SS

I miss my Chevrolet Camaro 2LT RS 45th anniversary model, Is that better!

Originally Posted by Overflow

Yes.

Jordy be nice

Regarding the first bit...they didn't drive through the pits of hell...they just passed you and burst into flames when you looked at them

[K32 Camaro]

Originally Posted by 45SS

I added my RS to the salvage yard in May... miss the car!

I see you attempted to fix it by putting oil back in it. (In the bottom left.)

Originally Posted by stray bullitt

For a vehicle of relatively small production numbers, there are a hell of a lot of smashed Camaros out there. Do American drivers get distracted easily from the complex task of threading a 1.7 ton piece of machinery through traffic? Or do they just hop into their cars turn on the ignition, and hope for the best.

They were probably michigan drivers.

Everyone in America, in reality is alot of foreigners hitting things, putting the blame on someone else, and not paying taxes.