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Old 01-23-2011, 03:00 PM   #1
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Looking for some advice

I am currently driving a 2010 VW cc. I have had the car for a year and owe about 28k on the car still. I went to the Chevrolet dealer yesterday to see if I could get into a 2011 LS camaro. The deal they came up for me was, they would only give me 22,500 for my car. Leaving about 6k negative equity. I would have to put 3500 down for a 72 month loan and would be paying 515 a month at a interest rate of 5.4%.

Do you think I should just stuck with my current car and wait it out a little more and try to close the gap of my negative equity. Or does this seem like a good deal. Again this is only for a LS.

What are you current LS owners paying a month and how much did you put down and how long is your term.
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Old 01-23-2011, 03:03 PM   #2
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Money wise you're way better off to stick with the VW. That's what I would do if I were you.
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Old 01-23-2011, 03:06 PM   #3
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I am in love with the camaro but my gut is telling me to stick it out for awhile and maybe get a 2011 next year used. Which I'm sure their will be after the z28 releases
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Old 01-23-2011, 03:06 PM   #4
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I would not roll negative equity into an LS. 2010 LS can now be had for less than 20k. That will be the 2011 LS next year.
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Old 01-23-2011, 03:08 PM   #5
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I agree with 04Ram2500Hemi, Money-wise it's a better decision right now to stay put, but ultimately it's your decision. If it were me, I'd wait another year or so and work down some of that negative equity, or you could also try and sell the car privately for more if you think you could pull more locally/privately and put that towards the Camaro... just a thought.
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Old 01-23-2011, 03:08 PM   #6
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Money wise you're way better off to stick with the VW. That's what I would do if I were you.
This. Cars are not worth making bad decisions over. Put the $3500 towards paying down the VW and wait until you can at least make it out even. Let the dealer know that is what you are going to do and that you will be buying once you can get out even. They always hold back on trades, put it back in his court.
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Old 01-23-2011, 03:13 PM   #7
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I am currently driving a 2010 VW cc. I have had the car for a year and owe about 28k on the car still. I went to the Chevrolet dealer yesterday to see if I could get into a 2011 LS camaro. The deal they came up for me was, they would only give me 22,500 for my car. Leaving about 6k negative equity. I would have to put 3500 down for a 72 month loan and would be paying 515 a month at a interest rate of 5.4%.

Do you think I should just stuck with my current car and wait it out a little more and try to close the gap of my negative equity. Or does this seem like a good deal. Again this is only for a LS.

What are you current LS owners paying a month and how much did you put down and how long is your term.

Stick with the VW. Your gonna kick yourself having had to pay $3.5k in cash plus $515 for the next 6yrs on an LS Camaro. Bad deal financially any way you look at it.

You will be losing big money now and losing big money down the road as well. Just an example here but i just bought a 35k loaded up 1SS put down almost 12k with 60mos @3.9% is about $460 a month
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Old 01-23-2011, 03:16 PM   #8
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Yeah I was looking through Kbb.com and Edmunds.com and I can get roughly around 25k for the car on a private sale
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Old 01-23-2011, 03:17 PM   #9
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Stick with the VW. Your gonna kick yourself having had to pay $3.5k in cash plus $515 for the next 6yrs on an LS Camaro. Bad deal financially any way you look at it.

You will be losing big money now and losing big money down the road as well. Just an example here but i just bought a 35k loaded up 1SS put down almost 12k with 60mos @3.9% is about $460 a month
This is what I was thinking the entire time discussing the deal with them. I could have a V8 for this monthly price
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Old 01-23-2011, 04:43 PM   #10
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Hold off at least until you can break even...
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Thats a lot of money for an LS!
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Old 01-23-2011, 04:53 PM   #13
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That LS will cost you a total of $40,580.....I would keep your VWcc for another few years and put the $3500 towards the Camaro down the road


Cars will depreciate the most in the first 36-48 months and trading anytime before that, unless you put a sizeable amount down, you will find yourself always rolling negative equity.
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Old 01-23-2011, 05:09 PM   #14
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That LS will cost you a total of $40,580.....I would keep your VWcc for another few years and put the $3500 towards the Camaro down the road


Cars will depreciate the most in the first 36-48 months and trading anytime before that, unless you put a sizeable amount down, you will find yourself always rolling negative equity.
Yeah I think this will be the best option.
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