[JKOR]

Lol the low rider at the bottom

[JT6Speed]

Originally Posted by JKOR

The original owner had a small collection of cars, and he just didn’t drive the Camaro. It’s mint condition except for a small paint chip, and some cobwebs.

Makes sense I guess, at least you know the history.

Originally Posted by 6spdhyperblue

These things are pretty indestructible imo. So I don’t have any extra fear because it’s a sports car.

My concerns are the same of that of any used car, cosmetics, extreme abuse, run without or low on oil. I’m paranoid of someone leaving a oil change shop with no oil, they fill it and just drive straight to trade it in. Lol

Yeah I just worry how hard someone was on the car, and if they kept up with the maintenance, etc. I have no problem buying used, but with sports cars I'm a little more wary.

[bootss]

Originally Posted by jamala00

My guess... You'll have to just dump it. Highly doubt used EV market will ever be any good.

Used EVs are a hard sell because the batteries are such a black box to most.

[Kamero6]

Originally Posted by JT6Speed

My biggest concern is how the car was treated, especially with really low mileage. I wonder the real reason some people dump these after just 500-1000 miles. Was it just not for them? Regardless, you just have to consider that things might not have been done the way you would have if buying the car new, like for example, a proper break-in.

I can see some manuals being dumped. During the test drive is all fun and happy, first traffic jam and dump will come.

That or it is a 2nd car and can't make the payment.
I was looking for a manual and used ones are low miles compared to automatics.

[Blend_When_Entering]

Get it. 500 miles isnt really used. It could be 500 miles of pure hooning around and it still wouldnt affect the car.
Dealers in my area still not willing to deal and/or marking up on "premium" camaros.

[NYJets12]

I didn’t read all the posts but get a CarFax report on it to make sure it wasn’t in any accidents.

[LAST_GEN_1LE]

If you find the right car I would definitely go used. I've been waiting on an "in transit" car that was built back in April and it's taken Chevy so long to ship it to the west coast I'm probably not going to get to enjoy it before the weather turns to shit.

[JKOR]

4 months to ship?

[LAST_GEN_1LE]

Yeah...

[JKOR]

To be honest. As long as I get my order. Longer time frame is better for me. Time to keep trying to pay down, or sell this Tesla model 3 I have, it’s a very deep negative equity hole for EV’s

[Anjilslaire]

Yeah it took me 13 months to get a new Camaro when I started looking in 2020. I ended up with my 2021 new with 3 miles, on Oct 30, 2021.

[LAST_GEN_1LE]

Originally Posted by JKOR

To be honest. As long as I get my order. Longer time frame is better for me. Time to keep trying to pay down, or sell this Tesla model 3 I have, it’s a very deep negative equity hole for EV’s

I see your in Oregon to. What dealer did you order from?

[JKOR]

Originally Posted by LAST_GEN_1LE

I see your in Oregon to. What dealer did you order from?

After contacting nearly all dealers in the northwest. Knudtsen Chevrolet in north Idaho worked out best. Though, they do not have any allocations like everyone. I’m only at dealer placed the order but GM has not yet accepted. I believe they are just hoping GM picks up the order. It’s outrageous that people want to buy but, gm wont let peole buy.

[spdkilz911]

Originally Posted by JKOR

After contacting nearly all dealers in the northwest. Knudtsen Chevrolet in north Idaho worked out best. Though, they do not have any allocations like everyone. I’m only at dealer placed the order but GM has not yet accepted. I believe they are just hoping GM picks up the order. It’s outrageous that people want to buy but, gm wont let peole buy.

Do you have an order/workbench number?