[ember1205]

Originally Posted by ZED SLED

I just got a quote for $52,200. Not bad considering I paid $59,500 4 1/2 years ago. But I don't think they understand that the selection for 5000-10000 mile on tires for a ZL1 with 9300 on it is worn out But, I've already seen it being loaded into a trailer when I moved from the frozen tundra of upstate NY to NC. Loading it for this wouldn't be as happy. That said, I believe I will drop the $1400-1800 for tires it needs and hang on to it.

I think they actually might understand that... The small ranges for miles on the tires seems to indicate that they would be able to tie that to their remaining life.

Still, I like your idea of hanging on to it.

[JMCB1001]

Prices have come way down. During the summer was offered $59k, now new offers are around 49k to 51k. 2018 ZL1 fully loaded.

[m6-lt1]

I’m still waiting to see the retail prices come down as well. Seems like they are offering you less but still selling them for what they were selling them for 6 months ago.

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by m6-lt1

I’m still waiting to see the retail prices come down as well. Seems like they are offering you less but still selling them for what they were selling them for 6 months ago.

Until they've sat in their inventory long enough to warrant price reductions from where they bought them, they won't get any cheaper...

[FarmerFran]

Originally Posted by ember1205

Until they've sat in their inventory long enough to warrant price reductions from where they bought them, they won't get any cheaper...

Yep, they got themselves painted in a corner an "we" are going to pay for it.

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by FarmerFran

Yep, they got themselves painted in a corner an "we" are going to pay for it.

It's no different than any other item that has a certain "value" to it. There was a foreclosed house on my street for ten years that sat there, unoccupied, breaking down, and developing into a blight on the neighborhood. It was financed with a sub-prime mortgage and the foreclosed-upon owners owed WAY more than it was worth when the housing market fell apart.

The bank simply refused to do anything with it, including selling it, because they would have to recognize a loss on it on their books. Instead, they let it sit there, rotting into further decay, until they had depreciated far enough that, in combination with some small gains the housing market, they could sell it without having to recognize a loss.


Every other house on the street had its value dragged down because that house sat there in a state of disrepair and the bank didn't care.

[sengli]

Per a thread on here, I checked with driveway.com...and they were going to give $4k more than caravana

[jamala00]

Originally Posted by sengli

Per a thread on here, I checked with driveway.com...and they were going to give $4k more than caravana

Never heard of them. Thought I'd just check for $hits and grins. $2000 more then Vroom.

[gpskinzhut]

Originally Posted by jamala00

Never heard of them. Thought I'd just check for $hits and grins. $2000 more then Vroom.

I didn't put any legit contact info in the form so I got nothin'. But they'll be contacting benjamin.button@nospam.com to discuss an offer.

[jamala00]

Originally Posted by gpskinzhut

I didn't put any legit contact info in the form so I got nothin'. But they'll be contacting benjamin.button@nospam.com to discuss an offer.

HaHa... Ya, I put in my internet site email and google voice # I use. I got the quote. I'm not interested in selling, was just curious how it compared. Vroom has always been the highest when I've checked.

[TXCSSU]

I heard they're all pretty painless to sell to. I'd get quotes from all and go with the best offer. Don't forget Carmax, Driveway, Shift, etc.

[ckt227]

Trying to sell my 2021 Camaro 2SS 1LE, A10 with a few options, 149 miles. Vroom offered $44.500, Autonation $47,000, Carvana wouldn't provide a quote said I had to schedule an appointmrnt, KBB Instant Offer couldn't provide an offer due to nothing to compare it to, and Driveway offered $49,000. Just sold my 2021 Tahoe RST to Driveway with 1700 miles for $72,033. Easy and legit transaction but they took a while to come pick it up but payed right away. Only thing with Driveway, after you sign the paperwork and send it back you cannot drive the vehicle anymore. Just scary it sat in the driveway for almost 2 weeks.

[ckt227]

Originally Posted by Chazzz

There are currently 1,721 new 2022 Camaro’s available on Chevy.com so I’m guessing GM has been allocating more chips to the Camaro. I’m very surprised to see 0% APR plus $750 this month, I’ll be surprised if those incentives stick around after February or March tho. It seems most dealers are still selling at or above MSRP with little or no discounting and in most cases a market adjustment over MSRP...

GM Financial 9% 48 months
0.9% 60 months
1.9% 72 months

The $750 is if you have a qualifying vehicle from another manufacturer (Way to take care of GM customers).

Hopefully rates are the same next month.

[TXCSSU]

Oh, and I should probably mention that I had a horrible experience with trying to list my vehicle on AutoTrader.com At least 80% of all the inquiries were scammers. I even had one such scammer send me a forged check. I won't be using AutoTrader anytime in the future.