Camaro Trade

[McGruff]

I thought the automatic V6 had the same HP as the manual? And isn't the automatic faster than the manual?

[Vash]

Keep the car. Mod it a little...

The automatic actually has room to grow. It can handle more if you make some mods you'll get a bit better speed.

[SicSix6]

Originally Posted by derin11

i paid $32,000 Out the door for it where and how much can i sell it for???

$32,000 ?????????????????????????????
Did they give you a kiss first?
holy crap, my 1SS with IOM and Black strips and Sunroof was cheaper than that. How much did you buy it over MSRP?????? Sounds like almost $10000

[2010SLVRBULIT]

Originally Posted by SicSix6

$32,000 ?????????????????????????????
Did they give you a kiss first?
holy crap, my 1SS with IOM and Black strips and Sunroof was cheaper than that. How much did you buy it over MSRP?????? Sounds like almost $10000

Probably $5k, to be the first on the area..

[Chevyrocker]

That car is actually one of the dealer cars. Black/gray, 1LT, Auto, no RS, Sunroof, C&C pkg, 19" polished aluminum wheels. MSRP is $27,945.

The numbers go like this (in FL anyhow):

$27,945
+$30.50 (CVR, Tire fee, Battery fee)
+$599 (Average dealer fee. Can range from $75 to $899 depending on where you go)
=$28,574.50 (amount taxable)
+$1,714.47 (6% sales tax)
+$25 (average county tax)
+$250 (new tag)
=$30,563.97 Out the door.

So it looks like the dealer marked it up a little bit, but not $10,000 as stated above. What most of you don't realize is that when the MSRP is $31,000, that doesn't mean you pay $31,000 out the door. You have to include taxes and fees and such. If the car had an MSRP of $31,000, you would be at $33,802.27, MSRP of $37,000 would put you at $40,162.27 (using the same formula as above).

[slick rick]

Originally Posted by Chevyrocker

That car is actually one of the dealer cars. Black/gray, 1LT, Auto, no RS, Sunroof, C&C pkg, 19" polished aluminum wheels. MSRP is $27,945.

The numbers go like this (in FL anyhow):

$27,945
+$30.50 (CVR, Tire fee, Battery fee)
+$599 (Average dealer fee. Can range from $75 to $899 depending on where you go)
=$28,574.50 (amount taxable)
+$1,714.47 (6% sales tax)
+$25 (average county tax)
+$250 (new tag)
=$30,563.97 Out the door.

So it looks like the dealer marked it up a little bit, but not $10,000 as stated above. What most of you don't realize is that when the MSRP is $31,000, that doesn't mean you pay $31,000 out the door. You have to include taxes and fees and such. If the car had an MSRP of $31,000, you would be at $33,802.27, MSRP of $37,000 would put you at $40,162.27 (using the same formula as above).

And Los Angeles county is 9.25 sales tax.

[UCI CamaroFan]

Originally Posted by derin11

Fully Loaded 2LT was 27 MSRP, PLus Tax License registration Plus $500 Markup

$32,000

WHY ARE YOU ASKING $38,000 FOR YOUR CAR THAT YOU PAID 32K FOR?

http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/1199059534.html

worse than price gouging dealers... just because you were hasty, you want to try and rip somebody off? You will never get that.

[Thrillz]

Imo i would sell it and try again or trade in a dealer who has one. Your lucky this car is hot atm if was another car u would have to take a big hit. U have lots of options atm. Good luck

[avol2]

Originally Posted by SSOOCH

Umm...the most power for this car would be a V8.....

I was thinking the same thing...

[OrangeCruSSh]

Since you say the car is paid off why don't you just take it to a dealer and use it as a trade in for another car? This sounds a little suspect to me. I you had 32k to buy a 2LT why wouldn't you have used that money as a down payment and financed the remaining amount on a 2SS? Something smells really fishy here.

[STILO]

WOW ?

[Nova65]

its on ebay too

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevr...3A1|240%3A1318

[Nova65]

hahaha