Is this a good deal

This is the deal I got and the car im most likely gonna get. Tell me what you guys think.

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I checked it out it sounds nice. The paint needs some reburffering, the down paymet is 1,000, the monthly payments is 220. The just changed the fuel pump. It seems cool, but it also has 106k, so what do you guys think.

The price is too high for a 1998 and with that many miles on it. I would try to negotiate a better price or keep looking for another car. If you are dead set in buying this car remember that if it is what you want and it makes you happy , then go for it. Good luck.

Alright thanks.

Nope. That car should be around $7500 tops.

it should defiantly be 7500? I just found out also that the transmission was rebuilt not to long ago. So they said they put that money into that's why theyre asking for that price.

Yes $7,500 to $8,000 tops unless it is truely in mint condition. I paid $9,900 for my 1999 z28 two 1/2 years ago and it was in mint condition with only 60,000 miles on it and I bought it from the original owner. There are better deals out there , you just have to keep looking or stand firm on $7,500 and see if they change their mind!

The transmission should be around $600 tops to repair. $7500 at the most for a 100,000 mile car.

Alright ill defiantly look into trying to get a new car then. I live in la so if you guys see anything let me know men. Everything I want in my camaro is on my signature.