So many trading in V6 for V8 threads.

[jrisebo]

Originally Posted by PQ

Banks loan money for more than a car is worth? How does one get a loan when they are upside down on the current one?

Good credit score.

[mikeSS]

Originally Posted by Nightfall

i think its amercains too MORE POWER MORE BALLS OR GET OFF THE ROAD type mentalty truefuly im proud to own a v6 and go agest the grain of the us standered

i agree to a certain point, yes in american we care to much about how much power a car has. i know in Europe they go for a mix of power and handling and build quality.

BUT
but you act as if you are going against the "mainstream" cars, just because you have a v6 engine in your camaro. but you are very wrong. mustangs and camaro are a VERY mainstream car. and v6 mustangs are camaros are even more mainstream than v8 ones. because most mustangs and camaro sold are v6s.

[iceman5]

after reading all the problems with the SS model and needing it took back to the dealer so many times. I am glad I have a V6 1LT........

[Nightfall]

Originally Posted by mikeSS

i agree to a certain point, yes in american we care to much about how much power a car has. i know in Europe they go for a mix of power and handling and build quality.

BUT
but you act as if you are going against the "mainstream" cars, just because you have a v6 engine in your camaro. but you are very wrong. mustangs and camaro are a VERY mainstream car. and v6 mustangs are camaros are even more mainstream than v8 ones. because most mustangs and camaro sold are v6s.

true but still gos agest what the main mentalty of a sports car or a muscle car is

cause compareing the v6 now adays to the old v8s it is far better just my thoughts i like proveing v6s can run with the big dogs lol

[LS1hawk]

I also find it odd that people come here looking for advice on color, engine options, transmission options, etc. All of those things seem like a personal preference and I can't imagine asking others what they think I should get. I guess it's nice to hear other opinions but some of the threads on this forum are quite odd.

[mikeSS]

Originally Posted by Nightfall

true but still gos agest what the main mentalty of a sports car or a muscle car is

cause compareing the v6 now adays to the old v8s it is far better just my thoughts i like proveing v6s can run with the big dogs lol

well dude that engine was made 30 years ago or when ever. at the time that engine destroyed its competition. it cant compete with the future. LOL

but 6 cylinder engines in general are very good. at times better than v8s. the Japanese and Europeans use them all the time and win races over big v8 engines.

[scritchy]

Originally Posted by PQ

Banks loan money for more than a car is worth? How does one get a loan when they are upside down on the current one?

USAA told me they will refinance home or auto for 20% more than the value of the home/car.

[Nightfall]

Originally Posted by mikeSS

well dude that engine was made 30 years ago or when ever. at the time that engine destroyed its competition. it cant compete with the future. LOL

but 6 cylinder engines in general are very good. at times better than v8s. the Japanese and Europeans use them all the time and win races over big v8 engines.

true again i will agree and yes times do change hell some 4 bangers can out run v8's im thinking EVO X spank alot of cars and its the size of a milk jug (the engain) tech is amazing but i dont know im just obsested with my v6 and im also explaining why IMO people get a v6 then go SCREW IT and go to an SS

[Camarowguy]

Originally Posted by Bumblebee10

I am not sure we destroyed anything. The issue at hand was whether or not it is worth it to trade in a V6 for a SS while losing money at the same time. I just listed how the V6 was a smarter choice for me instead of a stripped SS.

Yes you did. You stated the v6 is faster than an old SS...and I felt the need to correct you. Why? I dunno, I guess I hate when people state things that aren't true. And in your case, your waaaay off bro. I could accurately guess that you've never drive an older SS, be it LT1 or LS1? Cause if you had, youd know better that the ls1 would for sure trounce you, smoke you, leave you in the dust, or beat you like a red headed step child. (sorry guys, I had to get this outta my system...I feel better now! Lol!)

[Nightfall]

Originally Posted by Camarowguy

Yes you did. You stated the v6 is faster than an old SS...and I felt the need to correct you. Why? I dunno, I guess I hate when people state things that aren't true. And in your case, your waaaay off bro. I could accurately guess that you've never drive an older SS, be it LT1 or LS1? Cause if you had, youd know better that the ls1 would for sure trounce you, smoke you, leave you in the dust, or beat you like a red headed step child. (sorry guys, I had to get this outta my system...I feel better now! Lol!)

ITS COOL vent away why the internet fourms were created

[Camarowguy]

Originally Posted by Nightfall

ITS COOL vent away why the internet fourms were created

lol! i'm sorry!

[Bumblebee10]

I guess we can safely say and agree that the 2010-2011 V6 camaro is faster than the 2010 Mustang GT and that is what matters most. I test drove a 2012 Mustang GT a few weeks ago and it felt like a tin can...I still bought the 2LT.

[mikeSS]

Originally Posted by Bumblebee10

I guess we can safely say and agree that the 2010-2011 V6 camaro is faster than the 2010 Mustang GT and that is what matters most. I test drove a 2012 Mustang GT a few weeks ago and it felt like a tin can...I still bought the 2LT.

hummm where the hell are you getting your specs from ?

[PQ]

Originally Posted by coolman

Most banks won't loan money for more than the retail value ,but the ones that do, do for a premium interest rate. Usually what happens is you loose all of the incentives that the new car has on it along with the dealer discount just to try and make you stay under MSRP ,but sometimes a person can be so upside that they still need to finance more the MSRP which only the low life scum of the earth financing companies will usually do for a high rate.

Originally Posted by Bumblebee10

to PQ.....banks loan money on the new car to be financed. If you go in with $7,000 neg equity but talk the dealer down $7,000 off MSRP(knowing they will actually give you more for your trade in than they say at first) then you only finance MSRP plus tax,etc. If you add ground effects in the deal but negotiate that price too it helps. Therefore, the MSRP would be $32,400 + ground effects $2,500+tax etc and the bank sees you financing almost $37,000. It is within their risks. With good credit, you can do that. The only trade off would be not being able to get the 2.9% apr and have get 4.1% instead, which is still very low. In three years, you can either keep it or break even for what it is worth.

Originally Posted by jrisebo

Good credit score.

Originally Posted by scritchy

USAA told me they will refinance home or auto for 20% more than the value of the home/car.

Good credit scores, high interest reates, creative accounting.

So what about all the people who trade cars in like every year. Surely it has to catch up with them?