I bought my new Camaro SS 2010 but.... 131 miles on it????

[2010 SSRS]

you have an SS Camaro, that is the most important part.

[jrc1122]

Be happy. Anyone that would tell you that you made some horrible misstake, or have damaged goods, well they are simply wrong.

Obviously I don't have statistical data to back up my statement, but i am willing to bet you that cars that are bought with a few test drives under their belt, and cars straight off the truck.. have an equal amount of warranty covered problems.

Seriously, people put way too much emphasis and importance on this "break in" period.
I'm not going to get into some unwinnable debate (on both sides of the argument) on breaking in a car. Inventory vs Ordered. It is a waste of time.

You have your car, be happy.

[montej23]

Its still going to be your care regardless, enjoy it and if all else fails you have warrenty.

[PAUL SS]

Who did the mods on that car? Did you pay less than msrp? How about a mileage statement, did you see one when you did the paper work?

[KDInTheWind63]

Dealer traded a car for mine and drove over 250 miles, i am still happy with it and dont care about the miles put on it before i drove it. I have 5000 miles on it now and i am still happy.

[Ragon]

since where on this topic, how many miles should a factory ordered car have on them? should have under a mile correct?

[CamaroScotty]

Typically up to 15 without factory stripes, up to 30 with factory stripes....based on 90 Camaro's coming through our dealership

[toesuf94]

Your warranty should reflect the 131 miles on it before you took delivery - check your paperwork to be sure of this...otherwise, no worries. You are covered and you have a beautiful Camaro!

[zirotti]

Who cares. Mine had 200 because it had been driven in from Michigan to IL but they accounted for it on the warranty so no worries. The car wasn't drive any harder than I plan on driving it

[ragincajun24]

ONLY 15 MILES IF ORDERED, mine was ordered, delivered by 18 wheeler WITHOUT THE STRIPES, i watched them take it off the truck, i went in to do the paperwork two days later and take my new toy home and it had 45 miles on it. so some asshole at the dealership whether it was the fat ass salesman i ordered it from, or the sales manager, or the dealer owner, someone went for a drive before i took it home. 200 miles later after some moderate driving (bc im not gunna tear up my brand new camaro) my transmisson starts to **** up. i brought it back to the dealer and 3 weeks later i have a new transmission. something happened in within those first 45 miles with the assholes at this dealership. i will never ever buy from there again, those are some shady ppl.

[skar]

It not the 100 plus miles. Its how much rubber on the tires are gone.

[ragincajun24]

i never spun the tires to this day, only in wet weather when i take off sometimes.

[clg_98ta]

Originally Posted by Entaille

who cares? it probably got red lined a few times during test drives. in the end, you got the car you wanted, and its under full warranty.

umm.. you're not helping...

Something to remember though - whenever a dealer does a dealer trade to get you a car, ALWAYS find out the mileage before they make the trade. Some 'new' cars are driven by dealership execs for months before being sold and can have several thousand miles on them. A car is considered 'new' until it is titled by a buyer.

130 miles is not bad though. Hopefully, you got a good deal, and you got your car 6-8 weeks earlier that if you'd ordered it.

[Russo]

its always something...