Asking price?

[Chaotic73]

I'm getting ready to sell my 2010 RS with just under 43,000 miles. Many upgrades, exhaust, CAI, MyLink, LED tail light, ported throttle body, ICEOlater, LED side markers, rimless rear view mirror, ZL1 replica rims, and many more.



Looking to see what everyone things is a realistic asking price. I posted several pic below for reference. Thanks.

[Overflow]

I'm assuming you're selling the car privately, which will help you get more for the car.

I looked up your car and input your options into NADA and your clean retail is $11,950. So I would make that your absolute minimum asking price for the car.

I don't know how much your mods are worth.

[mikeman]

Don't plan on getting much from the mods. Most mods, especially appearance type mods, are an individual personal taste kind of thing.

[Talladega]

Mods will add no value to a car if anything in some cases they deduct from the price of a car. Keep in mind you have an attachment to the car so will naturally feel it's worth more but in the end you are selling a 10 year old car.

[myold88]

No disrespect but tastes vary. I bet you could get more for a 99% stock '10 5th Gen

with no mods and sell it faster. You have a very personalized car.

[mbesman]

Your car is extremely cool. I think there are a lot of buyers that would jump in your car with the mods you've done. At a minimum, your bottom line should be full retail. Very nice ride!

[Overflow]

Originally Posted by mikeman

Don't plan on getting much from the mods. Most mods, especially appearance type mods, are an individual personal taste kind of thing.

Originally Posted by Talladega

Mods will add no value to a car if anything in some cases they deduct from the price of a car. Keep in mind you have an attachment to the car so will naturally feel it's worth more but in the end you are selling a 10 year old car.

I would agree, if he were trading it in.

But in the case of private sale, they do add up.

[Welker2]

Originally Posted by Overflow

I would agree, if he were trading it in.

But in the case of private sale, they do add up.

Only if you have patience and are willing for the 'right' buyer to come along, otherwise, they don't add any value.

[Sparksl]

Mods seem tasteful. Is it an actual Transformer edition? Might have a bit more interest if so. Seems like you couldn't replace it for what you could sell it for. Maybe you should keep it???

[Chaotic73]

Originally Posted by Sparksl

Mods seem tasteful. Is it an actual Transformer edition? Might have a bit more interest if so. Seems like you couldn't replace it for what you could sell it for. Maybe you should keep it???

Looking to get a early 70's 2nd gen Camaro or 68/69 GTO/LeManns, selling it to use the money to put towards the purchase of one of those. Plus, I don't have the room for both.

[lemontwist]

Originally Posted by Chaotic73

Looking to get a early 70's 2nd gen Camaro or 68/69 GTO/LeManns, selling it to use the money to put towards the purchase of one of those. Plus, I don't have the room for both.

good choice on the early 2nd gen great looking cars.that said a 5th gen v6 will kick ass speed wise,handling and breaking against a stock 1st or 2nd gen SS396 and it will take some doing to get it as tight and as relatively rattle free as you 5th gen. a really good 2nd gen build to get up to what you have will be very costly.as long as your ok with that then by all means go for it.i got tired of building cars and never being totally happy with them so i kinda went the bought not built route. but you can take alot of personal pride in a built car.
i would actually sell you car and buy this.for $20500 ya can't beat it.
https://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=563349

[Overflow]

Originally Posted by Welker2

Only if you have patience and are willing for the 'right' buyer to come along, otherwise, they don't add any value.

Patience usually always comes with private sales.

[Splat]

Maybe 15k, if your lucky to a private sale, less if you go to a dealer.

[lbls1]

Hard to say since I'm not familiar with your resale value. One thing I'll caution you on; The more aftermarket goods on your car, the less it will be worth. Stay with the listed value of your car by year, type, and mileage and stand your ground. Good luck.