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Originally Posted by SoarinSnek
So from what everyone is saying. If I want the V8, keep it stock for a few years and pay off more and try (if the rumor is true for 2023 camaros dying) I can do that. I'll have better credit then anyway being 24 (almost 25) my insurance will prolly be slightly better.
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That would be my advice it would certainly be the best option financially other than just keeping the v6 and leaving it stock. Also it might not even take that long to make up for the new car depreciation or enough of it that you say screw it i have waited enough I’ll eat the rest. If you list it for sale privately and are patient or are buying the new one with a huge discount for some reason where they can hide the residual it might not be so bad. Just be very careful if you sell on your own there’s all kinds of scams out there to try and steal your car.
Edit, maybe you can find someone with a v8 that’s looking for a 2020 that wants to down size the engine and you two could do a swap without loosing your shirts by keeping the dealer overhead out of it.