[jlagman]

Every once in a while, I do kinda wish I waited for a 1LE...but it wouldn't be practical to trade in the 2SS I've had for 9 months for it.

[KILLA BEE]

Got mine for the LOOKS PERIOD, and the POWER. Anything else to me doesnt matter. I just want to be one of the best looking 6th gens out there.

[redcoats1976]

have a 2015 RS,its just what i wanted.i dont plan on trading it i any time soon.it reminds me of my old 66 pontiac tempest in some ways,i kept that one 25 years.

[NCSD]

Originally Posted by jlagman

Every once in a while, I do kinda wish I waited for a 1LE...but it wouldn't be practical to trade in the 2SS I've had for 9 months for it.

Me too. If they have another 20% off year end deal and I can find a 1LE or ZL1 with the discount. I'd be very tempted to make the switch, but only if the numbers make sense.

Theres nothing wrong with the 2SS, but the 1LE has more of what I want right off the showroom floor. The fact that I would take a loss to get another camaro should tell you that I like the car. I expect to take a loss, but I would need to get the new car heavily discounted to offset the loss for it to make sense for me. It's a longshot, but I can always dream.

[stella16]

I traded in for a ZL1. Couldn't be happier

[cooden]

Originally Posted by Biscuit.fr

Yes I do

Selling my 2017 fifty 2ss (4000 miles) for a 2017 ZL1 A10....

(Even if I know I'm loosing about 10-15k selling my 6months 2ss)

Why lose $10-$15K when you can supercharge and have the same power (if not more) than a ZL1?

[jlagman]

Originally Posted by NCSD

Me too. If they have another 20% off year end deal and I can find a 1LE or ZL1 with the discount. I'd be very tempted to make the switch, but only if the numbers make sense.

Theres nothing wrong with the 2SS, but the 1LE has more of what I want right off the showroom floor. The fact that I would take a loss to get another camaro should tell you that I like the car. I expect to take a loss, but I would need to get the new car heavily discounted to offset the loss for it to make sense for me. It's a longshot, but I can always dream.

Yeah, I feel the same way; I "settled" for what was sitting on the lot. It checked off enough boxes but it had a bunch of installed options, which I didn't care for. NPP and MRC were the only equipped options that I really wanted, I would have also liked the six-piston Brembos. But save for the wrapped hood, the 1LE is closer to what I would have wanted in a Camaro; more performance-oriented, less comfort and convenience.

[2SSRS@Gen5diy]

For me the 2SS was not the right car, to much computers to drive the car like i am use to, like my 2.0T 6th more, but knowing what we know about the new ZL1 1LE that sounds like what i want more, so soon the 2SS goes away and the new car comes home, lets hope its the car i hope it to be.

[Wizard1183]

Originally Posted by 2SSRS@Gen5diy

For me the 2SS was not the right car, to much computers to drive the car like i am use to, like my 2.0T 6th more, but knowing what we know about the new ZL1 1LE that sounds like what i want more, so soon the 2SS goes away and the new car comes home, lets hope its the car i hope it to be.

If it's not? You're just gonna get rid of it anyway lol

[Biscuit.fr]

Originally Posted by cooden

Why lose $10-$15K when you can supercharge and have the same power (if not more) than a ZL1?

Just because I need a stock car for European homologation!
Any upgrade won't work....
But it's too late,
I sold my fifty 2 months ago (lost around 10k)
Got my ZL1 A10 last week!!!!!!(with a 4K discount)

Absolutely no regrets
What a F car!
Everything is ++
(Recaro seats, sound, HP, steering, great looking...)
She worth it

[whitelightning011]

Originally Posted by 2SSRS@Gen5diy

For me the 2SS was not the right car, to much computers to drive the car like i am use to, like my 2.0T 6th more, but knowing what we know about the new ZL1 1LE that sounds like what i want more, so soon the 2SS goes away and the new car comes home, lets hope its the car i hope it to be.

Very interesting, first time I'm hearing this. I have a 2.0T and I envy the SS, having test driven it. What about the SS do you think is too "computer"-like? And what about the 2.0T is not computer-like?

You might sway me to stick with my 2.0T instead of trading in for an SS down the line.

[2SSRS@Gen5diy]

Originally Posted by Wizard1183

If it's not? You're just gonna get rid of it anyway lol

You got that right.

Originally Posted by whitelightning011

Very interesting, first time I'm hearing this. I have a 2.0T and I envy the SS, having test driven it. What about the SS do you think is too "computer"-like? And what about the 2.0T is not computer-like?

You might sway me to stick with my 2.0T instead of trading in for an SS down the line.

The 2SS is vary much a car that the computers run your throttle, for me it all ways fell"s like the car control's the throttle, with light input it does not speed up, till you push down more, at that point it takes off on you like you mashed the pedal, and at the track it does the opposite, if you dont step on the brakes it keeps pulling with your foot of the gas.

Like i said to many computers doing your job for you.

[HighGs]

I think there are many reasons for the used Camaro6s out there.

1. Babies and other hazards of sex.

The appeal of a reliable roadster got me into a Miata in the early 90s, possibly days after my son was conceived; its days were numbered. While the Camaro's back seat could work for small kids, it's not ingress/egress friendly with car seats.

2. Older spines.

When my buddy finally got his dream M3, he was over 40 and confessed he just couldn't take it. Similarly, when my mentor got her Cayman S, it became a garage queen because she couldn't handle the ride. I managed to rent a Boxster before buying one, but I got the adaptive suspension (PASM) on mine. Magnetic Ride Control may make or break this car for some people.

3. SUVs and trucks, not cars.

Car sales are down across the board, and trucks and SUVs are the automotive equivalents of a Swiss army knife, but this sort of increases the desire for me. Quick! Get one before there are nothing but five-door front wheel drive hatchbacks with a light pressure 2.0L four and a continuously variable transmission. (It's not everyone's dystopian nightmare, but cars and the open road are not the yearning of the young and the restless anymore.)

4. An emotional moment.

A Camaro appeals to the emotions of some buyers. Some folks quickly tire of their playthings. Others may not be mindful of the total cost of the ownership experience, but who really wants to accurately calculate all that? Let Corolla owners feel morally and financially superior. God knows they're suffering. Some may be dead inside.

[DFWZ28]

this is good for me! i will be buying a gently used 6th gen soon. come on all you guys with blue velvet metallic. or hyper blue metallic. i will be headed to the bank soon.

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