[vexss2010]

Manual...Been pricing out cars for awhile now was hoping to get a 2ss for around 30-32k but cant find anything...Should I just jump on this? Or is this a normal price for 1ss's

[KILLA BEE]

Originally Posted by vexss2010

Manual...Been pricing out cars for awhile now was hoping to get a 2ss for around 30-32k but cant find anything...Should I just jump on this? Or is this a normal price for 1ss's

To high, what options does it have

[Aboynamedsue]

Originally Posted by KILLA BEE

To high, what options does it have

I'm not saying I disagree, but I have been looking for a while, and this seems like a good deal to me. Where can you find them cheaper?

[KILLA BEE]

Originally Posted by Aboynamedsue

I'm not saying I disagree, but I have been looking for a while, and this seems like a good deal to me. Where can you find them cheaper?

Cargurus hands down, the dealer could do the same and have it shipped to the address. Try it

[vexss2010]

Originally Posted by KILLA BEE

To high, what options does it have

just whatever the 1ss has

[KILLA BEE]

Originally Posted by vexss2010

just whatever the 1ss has

Okay all 1ss Camaros have different options, some come with dual mode exhaust, premium rims. Sun roofs, etc....... so you can't just say whatever the 1ss comes with. So the options that it has makes big difference on if the price is worth it or not.
Hers a quick search of one that I looked up on car gurus with much less miles and close to the same price. Good luck and dont settle!!

[Smashn808]

I think it's a fair deal. Now if you can get it for like $28k....

[Meteorma]

I bought a demo 2ss for 34k 3400 miles , end of year sale....

[Dayle1]

Originally Posted by KILLA BEE

Hers a quick search of one that I looked up on car gurus with much less miles and close to the same price.

That 865 miles is the distance from your location, not the odometer reading.

[ULTRAZLS1]

Originally Posted by Smashn808

I think it's a fair deal. Now if you can get it for like $28k....

This....

28k is what you should pay.

I paid 30,600 for a brand new 1ss auto with npp.

[ClaunchOfficial]

Originally Posted by KILLA BEE

Cargurus hands down, the dealer could do the same and have it shipped to the address. Try it

Curious. Do you think a car can be bought at the low prices they list for or is it more of click bait? I've been to more than one dealer trying to sell me a car they didn't even have let alone the "Internet price" before all the fee , discounts that dont apply, etc.

[Ozark]

Originally Posted by ClaunchOfficial

Curious. Do you think a car can be bought at the low prices they list for or is it more of click bait? I've been to more than one dealer trying to sell me a car they didn't even have let alone the "Internet price" before all the fee , discounts that dont apply, etc.

GM has removed the visible 20% red tags but the dealers still have the incentives...you could try Chapman Chevy in Philadelphia - they have a reasonable number of 2017 1SS around the $30k mark....call and ask what incentives they have built in to get the car to that price.

Closer to home, try keeping an eye on Mayse in Aurora, MO. They do not have much on the lot right now but not that far for you to drop in.

[ClaunchOfficial]

Originally Posted by Ozark

GM has removed the visible 20% red tags but the dealers still have the incentives...you could try Chapman Chevy in Philadelphia - they have a reasonable number of 2017 1SS around the $30k mark....call and ask what incentives they have built in to get the car to that price.

Closer to home, try keeping an eye on Mayse in Aurora, MO. They do not have much on the lot right now but not that far for you to drop in.

I have a 16SS. My point is the cars are close in price and finding the cheapest price possible online 800 miles away savings can be negated by tax title license and other fees as well as travel expenses.

[Ozark]

Originally Posted by ClaunchOfficial

I have a 16SS. My point is the cars are close in price and finding the cheapest price possible online 800 miles away savings can be negated by tax title license and other fees as well as travel expenses.

Understood.

My point is that 2017 prices are now dropping in certain areas of the country. Everett Chevy (my local dealer) has also dropped $3-$5k off their advertised pricing in the past week.