[fastball]

Originally Posted by Ace01

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-...s-are-plunging

Holy Crap! Someone better grab this deal

https://www.vhchevroletnewhall.com/V...-IA/3278848123

I should have waited. Dang.

Also, the tires on the white one are shot. At 3900 miles this puppy was toasted and roasted.

That's why I NEVER buy used with a high performance car. You can never trust the previous owner.

Top tip for everyone: if you own a high performance car, and want to sell it, spend the money to replace the tires with OEMs and have a full alignment done. Even if your car only has a few thousand miles. Worn tires throw up huge red flags to anyone looking at a used high performance car.

[Ace01]

Originally Posted by JaxChris

Prices are going to fluctuate with incentives for new models and changes in interest rates or loan programs.

GM hasn't done 0% financing with incentives since the start of the year (since then only 1k off plus 0% for 60). Interest rates are climbing faster than new models can hit the lots. Sales are trending downward beyond seasonal expectations. And production runs are being shortened. GM is already looking at eliminating more shifts across their US plants due to the macro factors stifling auto sales.

I actually don't think those prices are out of line, that were posted for used vehicles. The 2016 SS can be had for 30k, the 2017 for 32k and 2018 for 34k. They lose 10k at the end of their first year and a couple grand each year after that. By 2020, when 2021 models are selling, the 2016's will be available for close to 25k and nobody will be surprised. Even the 2017 ZL1's will be available for 38-40k at that time.

The unicorn of used car deals would be a CPO ZL1 that's 3 years old for 42-45k with under 30k miles. The bang for buck ratio and 36/70k remaining powertrain warranty will be a true bargain when you look at how fast inflation is jacking up vehicle TCO.

Excellent analysis, thank you, The FED is pushing the country into another recession.

[IAI80]

Originally Posted by Chocolate Apocalypse

The white one is a lemon buyback, silver a 2017, the red....yeah, price looks about right.

Nice catch. That outfit in Newhall, IA always seems to have a supply of Camaros at prices that get you excited. Every time I’ve looked at one online, it’s a car with a bad history. They seem to actively scout out lemon buy backs from around the country and resell them. It’s a business they have chosen to be in I guess. I don’t recall seeing a lemon buyback or an accident history car advertised at my local Chevy dealer.

[IAI80]

Originally Posted by Ace01

Great job finding out the lemon buyback. How did you look that up?

Look up that same car on another site. In this case cargurus.com clearly states the lemon history.

[JamesNoBrakes]

Originally Posted by smokinzx14r

I paid less than both those cars you listed for my Brand new 2018 SS A8 ..

Yeah, but it's an auto.

[RobbyBeefcake87]

I bought my 2018 new for 36.. A month later they had their last remaining new 2018 1le for 33 and change.

[DorkMissile]

In August i could have bought a new 1SS 1LE for $38,080. No other options on it other than the 1LE, but was 0 mile full warranty, new.

I ended up buying a HyperBlue 1SS 1LE for $40k, but the car had the PDR ($1400?) and Black LightUp Bowties ($400).

To be honest, the white used one is a no option car and should be no more than $30-31k

[DorkMissile]

Originally Posted by smokinzx14r

I paid less than both those cars you listed for my Brand new 2018 SS A8 ..

The 1LE option is $7k on it's own

[KirkH]

Originally Posted by Chazzz

If you think used Camaro prices are low now just wait a few more months. Rest assured however that values will spike back up in the spring of 2019, reaching maximum peak values around Memorial Day and holding fairly steady through the July 4 holiday, when the declines start all over again. Just the nature of the beast.....

Yep. December I am getting one of those SS 1LEs!

[RenegadeXR]

Originally Posted by IAI80

Look up that same car on another site. In this case cargurus.com clearly states the lemon history.

How can it even be legal not to disclose this?

Then again, if theoretically you exported a car from a state with strict lemon laws to a state that was more lenient, I'm sure that'd be a loophole right there...

[matt fe2o3]

Dunno...For sure the depreciation hit on most new cars is pretty steep.

I bought my 2SS in July this year for 40k plus T&L. In California that means the OTD was 45k.

I don't see any falling pricing on 2SS models around - except the convertibles. I was hoping to see a price around 38k possible but it was not to be.

Anyway I'm happy enough.

[MackSteelPrivateEye]

Prices going down because people are trading cars in for this...

[danbrew]

[Move_Over]

Originally Posted by smokinzx14r

I"]https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?listingId=495827133&zip=29708 &referrer=%2Fcars-for-sale%2Fsearchresults.xhtml%3Fzip%3D29708%26keyword Phrases%3D1LE%26startYear%3D2017%26sortBy%3Dderive dpriceASC%26incremental%3Dall%26engineCodes%3D8CLD R%26firstRecord%3D0%26endYear%3D2019%26modelCodeLi st%3DCAM%26makeCodeList%3DCHEV%26searchRadius%3D0% 26transmissionCodes%3DMAN&startYear=2017&numRecord s=25&firstRecord=0&endYear=2019&modelCodeList=CAM& makeCodeList=CHEV&searchRadius=0&makeCode1=CHEV&mo delCode1=CAM&clickType=listing

[/URL] I paid less than both those cars you listed for my Brand new 2018 SS A8 ..[/QUOTE]

Not really relevant since all listings posted are 1LE's and 1LE's are more expensive than a standard 1SS.