2ls owners !!

[mustangandcamarolover]

helllo i am new to camaro5 and i am going to buy my 2ls camaro within the next month !! i was just wondering how much you pay a month for your 2ls if you financed it, how much did you put down, what rate you got on your loan etc. that would be great ! also how much would you pay for a used 2010 camaro now thats running about 21k

[5ohcamaro]

Everyone's different..so it won't matter what other people got. Yours won't be the same.

[mustangandcamarolover]

I'm just looking for an estimate.. how much did you get yours for?

[ShowSStopper]

Nobody ever wants to say. "It's personal."

OP, plan on the low $20k range if you are buying new.

[zer0ss]

The financial department at the dealership will work with you to get the payments inline with whatever you want. See if you qualify for Chevy's 1.9% APR for 60 mo., see the taxes and fees you'll have to pay, ask for multiple payment schedules based on varying down payments. They WANT to sell you a car, they will work with you - if not, someone else will.

[Scott 78]

I put $1K down and it's $417 a month.

[Candy_Camaro]

I put zero down and pay $407 a month. 4.25% interest. For brand new, we paid MSRP of about 24,500 plus tax, title and license fees.

[1BADLS3]

My advice-- play around with an auto loan calculator and see how it will play out under different scenarios.

My other piece of advice-- never let the dealership finance department "work it out" for you. You should get approved for your own financing and terms before you walk into a dealership and say, "sell me a car." Have your own financing in your back pocket, and chances are, they may be able to match it with their banks, or beat it. The goal is not to be dick-ish, so let them know up front that you've got financing lined up. You should know your credit score, and what you can get approved for, before going to buy a car. The finance person should be able to tell you what the competitive rates are through the most popular banks. If they can beat yours, take it.

[1BADLS3]

Ok, reading my post, I didn't actually answer your question. Other advise --

Go on the chevrolet.com website, and price out your 2LS exactly how you want it. Use this MSRP figure in your calculations as a "worse case" scenario. Also read up on applicable rebates or financing incentives for your area.

Let's assume the MSRP comes out to be $24,500. I'd offer them $23k before any applicable rebates or incentives. Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't...point is, cars are negotiable.... I don't know if Chevrolet's "confidence pricing" or whatever is in effect yet (basically a no-haggle figure).

When you hear people say things like "I got $5k off MSRP!" --it's usually because of rebates and dealer incentives (especially on trucks) and not because of some mystical negotiating powers. When there are no rebates and few incentives (Camaro is usually this way...it's a hot car), the amount off MSRP is usually less and especially with a lower trim level like a 2LS, there's not going to be as much negotiating room.

[red70tvhs]

^ 1BADLS3 speaks wisdom. Use his advice.

[julio820]

im paying 339 a month for 72, at 4.09 % with 9500 down . car was 30k out the door. mine is a 2LT

[Cameroman]

I did my calculations on edmunds, but im buying used i should get about 309 a month on a used ls if i get for 17-18k but it all really depends. value of used dropped again on camaros by 1k this month pulling the trigger SOON!

[kold]

i got a 1LS out the door at 24000 and pay 305 a month should have it payed off in less then 2years

[Ryan84]

I put $27,500 down and pay $0 per month.