COMPLETE 2010 Camaro Pricing - with OPTIONS!
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Fixed.
Grammar aside, what's wrong with paying MSRP for a brand-new, highly anticipated car? I have big issues with people paying over MSRP (ever), and it's obviously desirable to get something for less than that, but it certainly doesn't make someone an idiot.
So far as I can tell, signs point to you being the idiot.
Grammar aside, what's wrong with paying MSRP for a brand-new, highly anticipated car? I have big issues with people paying over MSRP (ever), and it's obviously desirable to get something for less than that, but it certainly doesn't make someone an idiot.
So far as I can tell, signs point to you being the idiot.
Last edited by super83Z; Oct 13, 2008 at 05:15 PM.
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Those are MSRP prices, so shave 10-15% off that, and you should be able to make a deal. Especially with the way things are now.
There's only a 5% markup in the car invoice to MSRP
I wont be buying one, simply because this whole retro interior thing has gone too far. Pay 35K for a car that has a 60s look on the inside, no thanks.
There's only a 5% markup in the car invoice to MSRP
I wont be buying one, simply because this whole retro interior thing has gone too far. Pay 35K for a car that has a 60s look on the inside, no thanks.
SO many dumbasses in here. ...
THIS IS MSRP..............Let me type that again.......... MSRP MSRP MSRP MSRP. If any of you have ever paid MSRP your an idiot....I'm sorry but if your willing to spend $540 on a premium GT but not $625 on a Camaro SS then wtf is wrong with you....The 4th gen wasn't half the car the 5th gen will be.
THIS IS MSRP..............Let me type that again.......... MSRP MSRP MSRP MSRP. If any of you have ever paid MSRP your an idiot....I'm sorry but if your willing to spend $540 on a premium GT but not $625 on a Camaro SS then wtf is wrong with you....The 4th gen wasn't half the car the 5th gen will be.
Geeze, you people kill me. THIS IS NO SHOCK THAT THE CAR IS THIS MUCH. We ALL wanted it to be cheaper- duh.
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You need to chill out, everyone is entitled to their opinion so don't bash them for it. If someone thinks it's too expensive then let it be, you don't manage anyone's funds. Everyone expected it to be in the Mustang price range, too bad it's not and it's driving a few people that were interested in purchasing away now. I, myself am no longer interested and it makes my decision making even better for a new Corvette, i really expected the base 1SS to be in the 26k range. Hopefully GM will not be making a mistake with this one, and we better hope the new Mustang will be priced around the same.
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You need to chill out, everyone is entitled to their opinion so don't bash them for it. If someone thinks it's too expensive then let it be, you don't manage anyone's funds. Everyone expected it to be in the Mustang price range, too bad it's not and it's driving a few people that were interested in purchasing away now. I, myself am no longer interested and it makes my decision making even better for a new Corvette, i really expected the base 1SS to be in the 26k range. Hopefully GM will not be making a mistake with this one, and we better hope the new Mustang will be priced around the same.
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so much for scott saying the car would be priced similar to a mustang...a loaded 2SS is only 6k less than a barebone C6...
this also likely means a convert 2SS is over 40k...so much for the camaro being the corvette for every man
this also likely means a convert 2SS is over 40k...so much for the camaro being the corvette for every man
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INFLATION!!!
Base cost for an '02 Z/28 Coupe, no options was $22,800. If we do 7 years of inflation on this base price @ 3% inflation we net $27,500.00. At 4% inflation we are at $30,000 even. All things considered, the base is roughly the same cost as it was in 2002, inflation adjusted. I did not include tax, destination charge, etc for ease of reading.
For the SS, it started at $32,780. Again, at 3% inflation for 7 years we net $40,300. At 4% we net $43,000.00.
Bottom line, prices are roughly where they were 7 years ago, so I dont understand why everyone is complaining.
As for the mustang comparison, you get what you pay for and I will leave it at that
Base cost for an '02 Z/28 Coupe, no options was $22,800. If we do 7 years of inflation on this base price @ 3% inflation we net $27,500.00. At 4% inflation we are at $30,000 even. All things considered, the base is roughly the same cost as it was in 2002, inflation adjusted. I did not include tax, destination charge, etc for ease of reading.
For the SS, it started at $32,780. Again, at 3% inflation for 7 years we net $40,300. At 4% we net $43,000.00.
Bottom line, prices are roughly where they were 7 years ago, so I dont understand why everyone is complaining.
As for the mustang comparison, you get what you pay for and I will leave it at that
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INFLATION!!!
Base cost for an '02 Z/28 Coupe, no options was $22,800. If we do 7 years of inflation on this base price @ 3% inflation we net $27,500.00. At 4% inflation we are at $30,000 even. All things considered, the base is roughly the same cost as it was in 2002, inflation adjusted. I did not include tax, destination charge, etc for ease of reading.
For the SS, it started at $32,780. Again, at 3% inflation for 7 years we net $40,300. At 4% we net $43,000.00.
Bottom line, prices are roughly where they were 7 years ago, so I dont understand why everyone is complaining.
As for the mustang comparison, you get what you pay for and I will leave it at that
Base cost for an '02 Z/28 Coupe, no options was $22,800. If we do 7 years of inflation on this base price @ 3% inflation we net $27,500.00. At 4% inflation we are at $30,000 even. All things considered, the base is roughly the same cost as it was in 2002, inflation adjusted. I did not include tax, destination charge, etc for ease of reading.
For the SS, it started at $32,780. Again, at 3% inflation for 7 years we net $40,300. At 4% we net $43,000.00.
Bottom line, prices are roughly where they were 7 years ago, so I dont understand why everyone is complaining.
As for the mustang comparison, you get what you pay for and I will leave it at that