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SOB's · 05-04-2026, 12:26 AM

Hello, i will to buy camaro, there are several offers here with a price of approx. $14000 to $20000, these are repaired pieces written off in the USA as total damage, supposedly never crashed ones cost $29000 and more...
I'm looking for something with an LFX engine (323 hp) up to$20000 there are several offers of vehicles with mileage of about 90 - 100k miles, I don't know what to expect from these vehicles with such mileage, common parts are quite cheap in our country, since the same engine is used in several vehicles, with official EU distribution, but what I'm not sure about is the automatic transmission or the engine itself.
Could you advise me on what to watch out for, what is at risk and how difficult the repair is?
I know only about:
-timing chain, a new set here costs $380, it's not such a problem
-carbon on the intake valves
-oil leak

A few examples, hopefully the links will work for you

Number one:
https://auto.bazos.cz/inzerat/217569...o-36-241kw.php
300 000CZK = $14441, in my opinion suspiciously cheap, the seller didn't give me the VIN code, quite a high mileage of 130k miles, if I take into account the seller's profit, shipping, customs, VAT, he had to buy it in the USA undamaged for $6500, that's probably not realistic

Numer two:
https://auto.bazos.cz/inzerat/216925...let-camaro.php
89k miles, since 2014 in CZ, VIN: 2G1FB1E37D9200892 (I couldn't find anything)

Number three (this is very funny):
https://www.sauto.cz/osobni/detail/c...maro/209455275
97k miles, price quite high, VIN: 2G1FC1E3XE9322919, when I enter the VIN into google, I find this:
https://en.bidfax.info/chevrolet/cam...xe9322919.html

there is more, but either the mileage is too high (140k miles) or the price is high or the older version with the LLT engine, What would you recommend? thank you.

swisscheese · 05-04-2026, 08:41 AM

Just a heads up: there is plenty of information on the german forum "camaro2010.de" about those cars. Nobody knows if the security equipment like airbags and stuff is still working on those totaled cars. Just to keep this in mind too...

chevy pilot · 05-04-2026, 11:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SOB's

these are repaired pieces written off in the USA as total damage.

Don't buy them, you might get into trouble with them.
Buy a V8 so you don't regret it later.

Germany
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Sweden
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SOB's · 05-06-2026, 04:30 AM

I was recommended an offer from one of the members on a German forum, but it is an older version with an LLT engine, I would like an LFX, so I am still considering the options, there are also V8s in the Czech Republic, but practically all of them, even the other offers for V6 are a total loss except for this one:
what would you say about this report? is it possible to contact the company "Puente hills" if they have any records or photos of this car? Their website is unavailable, I tried to write to them on facebook... it is car number two, so VIN: 2G1FB1E37D9200892
Thank you

chevy pilot · 05-06-2026, 10:05 AM

Avoid crashed cars.

DutchNick · 05-08-2026, 03:30 PM

What makes you so determined on getting one with the LFX? I wouldn't recommend getting a crashed vehicle unless you can be absolutely certain the repair was done properly, which is near impossible.

SOB's · 05-09-2026, 07:55 PM

I currently have a 2011 Cruze, which has the same steering wheel as the Camaro with the LFX engine, I wouldn't want an older one...

https://en.bidfax.info/chevrolet/cam...1f9280049.html

This car is currently being sold in CZ for $21,800. Do you have any idea what could have happened to it besides the fallen bumper and broken taillight, that the estimated repair costs are more than $16,300?
Thank you.

05-04-2026, 12:26 AM	#1
SOB's Drives: Chevrolet cruze 1.6 Join Date: May 2026 Location: Česká republika Posts: 3	Buy Camaro in czech republic Hello, i will to buy camaro, there are several offers here with a price of approx. $14000 to $20000, these are repaired pieces written off in the USA as total damage, supposedly never crashed ones cost $29000 and more... I'm looking for something with an LFX engine (323 hp) up to$20000 there are several offers of vehicles with mileage of about 90 - 100k miles, I don't know what to expect from these vehicles with such mileage, common parts are quite cheap in our country, since the same engine is used in several vehicles, with official EU distribution, but what I'm not sure about is the automatic transmission or the engine itself. Could you advise me on what to watch out for, what is at risk and how difficult the repair is? I know only about: -timing chain, a new set here costs $380, it's not such a problem -carbon on the intake valves -oil leak A few examples, hopefully the links will work for you Number one: https://auto.bazos.cz/inzerat/217569...o-36-241kw.php 300 000CZK = $14441, in my opinion suspiciously cheap, the seller didn't give me the VIN code, quite a high mileage of 130k miles, if I take into account the seller's profit, shipping, customs, VAT, he had to buy it in the USA undamaged for $6500, that's probably not realistic Numer two: https://auto.bazos.cz/inzerat/216925...let-camaro.php 89k miles, since 2014 in CZ, VIN: 2G1FB1E37D9200892 (I couldn't find anything) Number three (this is very funny): https://www.sauto.cz/osobni/detail/c...maro/209455275 97k miles, price quite high, VIN: 2G1FC1E3XE9322919, when I enter the VIN into google, I find this: https://en.bidfax.info/chevrolet/cam...xe9322919.html there is more, but either the mileage is too high (140k miles) or the price is high or the older version with the LLT engine, What would you recommend? thank you.

05-04-2026, 08:41 AM	#2
swisscheese Drives: '91 Z28, '11 2SS L99 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: somewhere over the pond Posts: 138	Just a heads up: there is plenty of information on the german forum "camaro2010.de" about those cars. Nobody knows if the security equipment like airbags and stuff is still working on those totaled cars. Just to keep this in mind too... __________________ new: '11 Camaro SS, L99, black, iom-stripes, io-interior, GMPP-mufflers, catch can, tinted windows, tune by Ted, gone: '10 Camaro SS, LS3, black, iom-stripes, io-interior, custom-shifter, Hotchkis lowering springs, GMPP-mufflers, tinted windows, Vararam-ed and Jannetty-tuned, RX Catch Can '91 Camaro Z28, 305TPI, black, iom-stripes, some goodies

05-06-2026, 04:30 AM	#4
SOB's Drives: Chevrolet cruze 1.6 Join Date: May 2026 Location: Česká republika Posts: 3	I was recommended an offer from one of the members on a German forum, but it is an older version with an LLT engine, I would like an LFX, so I am still considering the options, there are also V8s in the Czech Republic, but practically all of them, even the other offers for V6 are a total loss except for this one: what would you say about this report? is it possible to contact the company "Puente hills" if they have any records or photos of this car? Their website is unavailable, I tried to write to them on facebook... it is car number two, so VIN: 2G1FB1E37D9200892 Thank you

05-06-2026, 10:05 AM	#5
chevy pilot Drives: 2010 2SS/RS A6 Join Date: May 2019 Location: Hki.Finland Posts: 1,390	Avoid crashed cars.

05-08-2026, 03:30 PM	#6
DutchNick Drives: 2012 Camaro (EU) Join Date: Sep 2024 Location: Germany Posts: 1	What makes you so determined on getting one with the LFX? I wouldn't recommend getting a crashed vehicle unless you can be absolutely certain the repair was done properly, which is near impossible.

05-09-2026, 07:55 PM	#7
SOB's Drives: Chevrolet cruze 1.6 Join Date: May 2026 Location: Česká republika Posts: 3	I currently have a 2011 Cruze, which has the same steering wheel as the Camaro with the LFX engine, I wouldn't want an older one... https://en.bidfax.info/chevrolet/cam...1f9280049.html This car is currently being sold in CZ for $21,800. Do you have any idea what could have happened to it besides the fallen bumper and broken taillight, that the estimated repair costs are more than $16,300? Thank you.