[LT1ornothing]

Originally Posted by SSJ455

I always read the posts about people selling their Camaros. Some of their reasons are valid. Who wouldn't want more than what they paid for it?
To each his own.

It makes a ton of sense to those SS owners who purchased a '16-'18 put miles and enjoyed the car, and instead of owning a depreciating asset like almost every car, they are getting offers similar to what they paid years ago and in some cases, more than they originally paid. That is a win win in my eyes. Had I been able to purchase a v8 gen6 camaro years ago, I may be contemplating selling it and saving the money for when the market car values stabilize. Makes much less sense in my situation with a 1 year old camaro.

[LT4Greg]

Originally Posted by FarmerFran

That's just it though, I did not want to sell my Camaro.

Well Fran, you could have bought another Camaro you know instead of the Challenger!! Just saying...

[mcintyre1969]

Originally Posted by 1LEornothing

It makes a ton of sense to those SS owners who purchased a '16-'18 put miles and enjoyed the car, and instead of owning a depreciating asset like almost every car, they are getting offers similar to what they paid years ago and in some cases, more than they originally paid. That is a win win in my eyes. Had I been able to purchase a v8 gen6 camaro years ago, I may be contemplating selling it and saving the money for when the market car values stabilize. Makes much less sense in my situation with a 1 year old camaro.

100%

[pauly1119]

Honestly I don't get selling it to make 1 or 2K. Regrets almost guaranteed in a few months.

[JoeCamaro444]

I planned on being buried in my Camaro (a 1SS A8 with NPP)...even though, now that I had a great, reliable daily driver, and my finances were much better than they were in 2017, I was craving a new 2SS 6M with some extras. I just couldn’t justify selling a car with less than 5K miles and that I own outright. Then I saw the crazy prices people were being offered. I knew I may do ok if I sold my car, because it was in mint condition, and had crazy low miles. I gave it a shot and Vroom offered me $1000 more than I paid for it new in 2017! Now seemed like the perfect time for me to get what I really wanted: Sell my car for a profit, and take a huge chunk of change that I can put down on a new 2SS 6M as soon as they are being built again, and the prices come back to earth a bit. It will be a tough wait, whether it’s weeks or months, but it will be worth it. I’ll be back in a Camaro asap. 👍🏻

[Devstrike]

Only reason I sell my Camaro is if I was getting another Camaro and that thread will be about the New Camaro. I plan on keeping mine though.

[mcintyre1969]

Originally Posted by JoeCamaro444

I planned on being buried in my Camaro (a 1SS A8 with NPP)...even though, now that I had a great, reliable daily driver, and my finances were much better than they were in 2017, I was craving a new 2SS 6M with some extras. I just couldn’t justify selling a car with less than 5K miles and that I own outright. Then I saw the crazy prices people were being offered. I knew I may do ok if I sold my car, because it was in mint condition, and had crazy low miles. I gave it a shot and Vroom offered me $1000 more than I paid for it new in 2017! Now seemed like the perfect time for me to get what I really wanted: Sell my car for a profit, and take a huge chunk of change that I can put down on a new 2SS 6M as soon as they are being built again, and the prices come back to earth a bit. It will be a tough wait, whether it’s weeks or months, but it will be worth it. I’ll be back in a Camaro asap. 👍🏻

Plus you don't have to worry about the A8, my 5 year / 50,000 is up and I am not coming out of pocket for whatever happens to this transmission. I have had it serviced twice already.

[FarmerFran]

Originally Posted by LT4Greg

Well Fran, you could have bought another Camaro you know instead of the Challenger!! Just saying...

trust me I thought long and hard about it, I had one in Texas (pretty much the same car) lined up. But the sting was too bad and too soon. I would have gone C8 but - well you know.

[pauly1119]

Originally Posted by FarmerFran

trust me I thought long and hard about it, I had one in Texas (pretty much the same car) lined up. But the sting was too bad and too soon. I would have gone C8 but - well you know.

In your case I would understand being frustrated with issues.

[BlackbeastSS2]

Originally Posted by FarmerFran

trust me I thought long and hard about it, I had one in Texas (pretty much the same car) lined up. But the sting was too bad and too soon. I would have gone C8 but - well you know.

Obviously your confused to stay around and add the odd comments while trading to the Dark Side. I am pretty sure your post on the Mopar site are about Camaro's and they are surely enjoying your posts there. “Rolling Eyes”

[FarmerFran]

Originally Posted by BlackbeastSS2

Obviously your confused to stay around and add the odd comments while trading to the Dark Side. I am pretty sure your post on the Mopar site are about Camaro's and they are surely enjoying your posts there. “Rolling Eyes”

Sheesh.

[JoeCamaro444]

Originally Posted by mcintyre1969

Plus you don't have to worry about the A8, my 5 year / 50,000 is up and I am not coming out of pocket for whatever happens to this transmission. I have had it serviced twice already.

I hear ya. I had to have the first service done pretty early on, then I had the updated fix, the flush that is supposed to correct it for good. It had been perfect since that, but I have only driven roughly a thousand miles since getting it done. I had purchased an extended warranty to help ease my concern of it reoccurring, but I was able to return my GM warranty for a full refund, because I’ve had it less than a year and only driven 300 miles or so since purchasing it. 👍🏻

[mcintyre1969]

Originally Posted by BlackbeastSS2

Obviously your confused to stay around and add the odd comments while trading to the Dark Side. I am pretty sure your post on the Mopar site are about Camaro's and they are surely enjoying your posts there. “Rolling Eyes”

What does it matter if he does not currently have a Camaro?

[UnknownJinX]

Originally Posted by SSJ455

I always read the posts about people selling their Camaros. Some of their reasons are valid. Who wouldn't want more than what they paid for it?
To each his own.

But then what will you replace it with? Everything else is also pretty expensive, especially anything that is worthy of replacing a Camaro.

I wouldn't want to sell the car just for some money and be stuck in a family sedan for the summer when it's the best time to drive a sports car.