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maspien · 11-11-2011, 07:50 PM

I am moving to Germany for a few years. I am torn between taking my 2010 2ss with me or leaving it stateside in storage.

A few of my coworkers said I could try and sell it there. Most of them have said it should sell quickly and a good price too. What do you guys think I could get for it?

It is a L99 2010 2ss. Black exterior with black strips, tinted windows. Inferno Orange interior. Only thing not stock is the speakers. Just under 11k miles. No other mods to it.

jmaryt · 11-11-2011, 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by maspien

I am moving to Germany for a few years. I am torn between taking my 2010 2ss with me or leaving it stateside in storage.

A few of my coworkers said I could try and sell it there. Most of them have said it should sell quickly and a good price too. What do you guys think I could get for it?

It is a L99 2010 2ss. Black exterior with black strips, tinted windows. Inferno Orange interior. Only thing not stock is the speakers. Just under 11k miles. No other mods to it.

sell it! the germans know it's engineered better than their stuff,that's why they want it!

maspien · 11-11-2011, 08:57 PM

Haha, thanks. But do you know what it would go for? I'm hoping something along the lines of maybe $30,000 usd. Maybe more.

Synner · 11-11-2011, 09:11 PM

With the price differences of cars there I'd say it'd be a couple grand higher than what you'd get stateside. But keep in mind their economy is in the dumps too. You also may need to get the car to pass Euro safety specs; or at least the guy who buys it will. I assume you're going over as military so it wouldn't get registered in Germany when you bring it over.

Do your homework on it or just bring it over and have fun with it in the Alps.

Autobahn · 11-12-2011, 03:06 AM

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Originally Posted by maspien

I am moving to Germany for a few years. I am torn between taking my 2010 2ss with me or leaving it stateside in storage.

A few of my coworkers said I could try and sell it there. Most of them have said it should sell quickly and a good price too. What do you guys think I could get for it?

It is a L99 2010 2ss. Black exterior with black strips, tinted windows. Inferno Orange interior. Only thing not stock is the speakers. Just under 11k miles. No other mods to it.

Yeah, they used to go for a good price and very quickly, mostly because they were rare and buying from importers was expensive.
With Chevy know selling the 2012 models with warranty at the dealerships, that might change in the near future.

If you decide to sell it in Germany, you might want to check out this site:
http://www.mobile.de/home/index.html?lang=en
It's the german equivalent to autotrader and has several Camaros from private sellers listed.
Don't forget the buyer would have to get the car through TÜV inspection, but since yours is stock performance wise it should be fine.

Killerzteve · 11-14-2011, 05:24 PM

I recently sold mine in Sweden, and I experienced the same thing that Autobahn is mentioning. GM is selling camaros new for 56000$, which with european custom fees and taxes are just about 12000$ more than people are selling the used ones for!

Kind of hard to compete with that, but hey! There will always be people who can not afford a new one.

11-11-2011, 07:50 PM	#1
maspien Drives: 2010 2SS Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Bellevue, Ne Posts: 28	What do you guys think I could get over in Germany? I am moving to Germany for a few years. I am torn between taking my 2010 2ss with me or leaving it stateside in storage. A few of my coworkers said I could try and sell it there. Most of them have said it should sell quickly and a good price too. What do you guys think I could get for it? It is a L99 2010 2ss. Black exterior with black strips, tinted windows. Inferno Orange interior. Only thing not stock is the speakers. Just under 11k miles. No other mods to it.

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11-11-2011, 08:57 PM	#3
maspien Drives: 2010 2SS Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Bellevue, Ne Posts: 28	Haha, thanks. But do you know what it would go for? I'm hoping something along the lines of maybe $30,000 usd. Maybe more.

11-11-2011, 09:11 PM	#4
Synner Drives: cars Join Date: May 2011 Location: Oversneeze Posts: 4,542	With the price differences of cars there I'd say it'd be a couple grand higher than what you'd get stateside. But keep in mind their economy is in the dumps too. You also may need to get the car to pass Euro safety specs; or at least the guy who buys it will. I assume you're going over as military so it wouldn't get registered in Germany when you bring it over. Do your homework on it or just bring it over and have fun with it in the Alps.

11-14-2011, 05:24 PM	#6
Killerzteve Drives: -90 Volvo 740 16 Valve Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Sweden Posts: 12 View My Garage	I recently sold mine in Sweden, and I experienced the same thing that Autobahn is mentioning. GM is selling camaros new for 56000$, which with european custom fees and taxes are just about 12000$ more than people are selling the used ones for! Kind of hard to compete with that, but hey! There will always be people who can not afford a new one.