advice on high mileage "new" SS price

zeekle · 02-11-2017, 05:28 AM

Ok my local dealer has a 2SS with several options that I would like but not need but the colors/transmission are right so I was going to

So here is what its got on it

Black Metallic Center Stripe $470.00
Hyper Blue Metallic $395.00
Chevrolet MyLink® Radio with Navigation1 and 8" diagonal color touch-screen $495.00
Dual-mode performance exhaust $895.00
Illuminated Black bowtie emblem $375.00
Body-color hood vents $375.00
Illuminated footwells $395.00
20" polished forged wheels with Black star center cap1 $2,995.00

Total Options $6,395.00

the MSRP is 49,295.00 but its got 2100 miles on it (I have seen used ones with less) Do you think I should be able to get this one for less than one with just exhaust and less than 100 miles on it?

What would you target as a price? I would like to spend no more than 40k in general which might be a little optimistic.

Advice would be greatly appreciated.

2006Moy · 02-11-2017, 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by zeekle

Ok my local dealer has a 2SS with several options that I would like but not need but the colors/transmission are right so I was going to

So here is what its got on it

Black Metallic Center Stripe $470.00
Hyper Blue Metallic $395.00
Chevrolet MyLink® Radio with Navigation1 and 8" diagonal color touch-screen $495.00
Dual-mode performance exhaust $895.00
Illuminated Black bowtie emblem $375.00
Body-color hood vents $375.00
Illuminated footwells $395.00
20" polished forged wheels with Black star center cap1 $2,995.00

Total Options $6,395.00

the MSRP is 49,295.00 but its got 2100 miles on it (I have seen used ones with less) Do you think I should be able to get this one for less than one with just exhaust and less than 100 miles on it?

What would you target as a price? I would like to spend no more than 40k in general which might be a little optimistic.

Advice would be greatly appreciated.

17 model or 16? I'm assuming 17 because of the extra cost on paint color didn't apply to 16. I would pass on that car if they call it new and want that type of price. Maybe if they would go 42k.

zeekle · 02-11-2017, 05:36 AM

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Originally Posted by 2006Moy

17 model or 16? I'm assuming 17 because of the extra cost on paint color didn't apply to 16. I would pass on that car if they call it new and want that type of price. Maybe if they would go 42k.

Its a 17 and they have a price on it of 45,844

Allez · 02-11-2017, 05:45 AM

No way, you should be able to get that price on a new one with a just a few miles on it. With 2100 miles I would consider it used.

zeekle · 02-11-2017, 06:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Allez

No way, you should be able to get that price on a new one with a just a few miles on it. With 2100 miles I would consider it used.

Yeah I am not buying it at that price for sure. My question is more along the lines of what I should target as a price assuming I wanted to go for it. I am looking for a deal because honestly my tastes are higher than my budget

If they won't discount this guy I am going to talk to them about finding what I want with just the options I want (I wouldn't pay 2+k for the LPO wheels)

I have only been shopping online at this point. I haven't been to the dealer yet to even look at it. I am certainly not going to feel bad about test driving a car with 2100 miles on it

2006Moy · 02-11-2017, 06:11 AM

I wouldn't touch it. 2100 means its been someones weekend fun not just a demo car. I'm more worried about how dealers drive things than private owners lol.

zeekle · 02-11-2017, 06:20 AM

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Originally Posted by 2006Moy

I wouldn't touch it. 2100 means its been someones weekend fun not just a demo car. I'm more worried about how dealers drive things than private owners lol.

I didn't even think about it that way!

Its a manual can't be too many folks wanting to demo a car.

2006Moy · 02-11-2017, 07:01 AM

Some of the craziest drivers doing the stupidest crap where I live have those dealer hard plate tags on them. They don't care because they don't own it. Rod the piss out of it then sell as new. Not sure how that's even legal but happens a lot.

Allez · 02-11-2017, 07:10 AM

Well, consider what your budget is. If you're saying $40k at most start at $37k. Tell them it's basically a used car, and see what happens. If it doesn't work out no biggie. One other thing to consider - the forged wheels are a $3k option on that car. If they're not that important to you see if they'll swap them out and start even lower.

Bottom line is, you've got the money and they've got a car with lots of miles they're trying to get rid of. You are in control; if they don't offer you a good deal then move on.

zeekle · 02-11-2017, 06:15 PM

Well they didn't see too interested in selling any cars to be honest. Lowballed my trade and wouldn't make any moves on prices which were kinda high IMHO.

They certainly didn't know the difference in a 1ss and 2ss packages.

Off to the next dealership I guess.

02-11-2017, 05:28 AM	#1
zeekle Drives: 2017 Camaro 2SS Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: Nashville Posts: 114	advice on high mileage "new" SS price Ok my local dealer has a 2SS with several options that I would like but not need but the colors/transmission are right so I was going to So here is what its got on it Black Metallic Center Stripe $470.00 Hyper Blue Metallic $395.00 Chevrolet MyLink® Radio with Navigation1 and 8" diagonal color touch-screen $495.00 Dual-mode performance exhaust $895.00 Illuminated Black bowtie emblem $375.00 Body-color hood vents $375.00 Illuminated footwells $395.00 20" polished forged wheels with Black star center cap1 $2,995.00 Total Options $6,395.00 the MSRP is 49,295.00 but its got 2100 miles on it (I have seen used ones with less) Do you think I should be able to get this one for less than one with just exhaust and less than 100 miles on it? What would you target as a price? I would like to spend no more than 40k in general which might be a little optimistic. Advice would be greatly appreciated.

02-11-2017, 06:11 AM	#6
2006Moy Drives: 2016 SS Convertible Hyper Blue Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Neosho, mo Posts: 254	I wouldn't touch it. 2100 means its been someones weekend fun not just a demo car. I'm more worried about how dealers drive things than private owners lol. __________________ Blacked bow ties, full bigwormgraphix blackout Gm splash guards Mishimoto catch can Black hash marks Curb alert Vitesse controller Jl audio HD 900/5 amp c5 650 components c2 650x coaxials rear fill 2 x 8" W3v3 subwoofers custom ported box Fix 82 module BF TPNS BF Wet Diamond BF Crystal Seal Hydr02 303 Aerospace top protectant

02-11-2017, 07:01 AM	#8
2006Moy Drives: 2016 SS Convertible Hyper Blue Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Neosho, mo Posts: 254	Some of the craziest drivers doing the stupidest crap where I live have those dealer hard plate tags on them. They don't care because they don't own it. Rod the piss out of it then sell as new. Not sure how that's even legal but happens a lot. __________________ Blacked bow ties, full bigwormgraphix blackout Gm splash guards Mishimoto catch can Black hash marks Curb alert Vitesse controller Jl audio HD 900/5 amp c5 650 components c2 650x coaxials rear fill 2 x 8" W3v3 subwoofers custom ported box Fix 82 module BF TPNS BF Wet Diamond BF Crystal Seal Hydr02 303 Aerospace top protectant

02-11-2017, 05:45 AM	#4
Allez Drives: 2016 Camaro 2SS Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Maryland Posts: 797	No way, you should be able to get that price on a new one with a just a few miles on it. With 2100 miles I would consider it used.

02-11-2017, 07:10 AM	#9
Allez Drives: 2016 Camaro 2SS Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Maryland Posts: 797	Well, consider what your budget is. If you're saying $40k at most start at $37k. Tell them it's basically a used car, and see what happens. If it doesn't work out no biggie. One other thing to consider - the forged wheels are a $3k option on that car. If they're not that important to you see if they'll swap them out and start even lower. Bottom line is, you've got the money and they've got a car with lots of miles they're trying to get rid of. You are in control; if they don't offer you a good deal then move on.

02-11-2017, 06:15 PM	#10
zeekle Drives: 2017 Camaro 2SS Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: Nashville Posts: 114	Well they didn't see too interested in selling any cars to be honest. Lowballed my trade and wouldn't make any moves on prices which were kinda high IMHO. They certainly didn't know the difference in a 1ss and 2ss packages. Off to the next dealership I guess.

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