Thread: Buyer's Remorse
View Single Post
Old 08-16-2016, 03:55 PM   #155
KEL995
 
Drives: 2016 1SS Manual
Join Date: Jul 2016
Location: Baton Rouge
Posts: 17
Quote:
Originally Posted by Zack46 View Post
Buyer's remorse is the sense of regret after having made a purchase. It is frequently associated with the purchase of an expensive item such as a car or house. It may stem from fear of making the wrong choice, guilt over extravagance, or a suspicion of having been overly influenced by the seller.


I truly love my 2016 2LT RS V6. It is my first Camaro. Long time fan of the car going back to the 2nd GEN in the 1970s, the IROC series back in the 1980s and so forth. BEST car I have ever owned. I get so many looks and compliments about my car, I have never been so happy with any purchase in my life. When I ordered the car I just felt that being my first Camaro I wanted to play it safe with the power of the new 6th gen (V6) but more importantly, the total cost of the car. I had to set limits. But, now owning the car for 7 months, Unfortunately, a little buyers remorse has settled in. I Kinda wished I got the 2SS.




I know my 2LT V6 RS is a fast car. A lot faster than most cars on the road. I keep looking at the facts, 0-60 with the automatic 5.1 seconds and just 1.1 seconds behind the 2016 SS. (4.0 seconds). 13.5 seconds in the 1/4 mile compared to 12.3 seconds for the SS. I have put as much mods on my car as I possibly can. (front splitter, rear blade spoiler, splash guards, window tint, black bowties, etc.) I just wish I would've got the NPP exhaust!!!!!

So, all in all not too shabby. I am already counting down the days or more like 3 (three) years before I can trade up to the V8 model. So, in the meantime I will just enjoy my badazz ride.

Anybody else have a little buyers remorse settling in?
No need to have buyers remorse

When you trade in a vehicle you only pay the tax on the difference, so essentially if you work your deal correctly you are only going to have to pay for license and registration which in most cases will be around $600.

Just drive it until you need new tires and trade it in. Let the dealership know when they come across a day they are ready to "make a good deal" to give you a call.

If you are willing to play it cool, you would be amazed at what kind of deals you can get on certain days. Might not be the exact color you want. lol
KEL995 is offline   Reply With Quote