View Poll Results: What is the max you will pay for the next Camaro? Please specify model and new/used.
Under $15,000 (For a used one a few years old obviously)
0
0%
$15,000-$20,000
4
3.15%
$20,000-$25,000
11
8.66%
$25,000-$30,000
45
35.43%
$30,000-$35,000
41
32.28%
$35,000-$40,000
15
11.81%
$40,000-$45,000
8
6.30%
$45,000-$50,000
3
2.36%
Over $50,000
0
0%
Other (please specify)
0
0%
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How much are you willing to pay?
Registered User
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 138
From: San Diego, CA
30-35k for LS3 supercharged coupe,A6,Solid rear end,lightest wheels available,free flowing exhaust,tubular exhaust manifolds (crossing my fingers),special paint-SOM or silver, Xenon/HID's,RS style tailights,performance brakes-maybe 4/6 piston calipers,Spoiler delete(iffy),Black cloth RECAROS,basic stereo(swap it out),color changing cluster,better grille....thats all i can think of.
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Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 72
That's a helluva dream...
Me personally I would like to see them pretty comparable to price of Mustangs but with better stuff i.e. Mustang Deluxe 300+ HP 28k, Camaro Z28 400+ HP 28k.. You get the picture.
Me personally I would like to see them pretty comparable to price of Mustangs but with better stuff i.e. Mustang Deluxe 300+ HP 28k, Camaro Z28 400+ HP 28k.. You get the picture.
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Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 639
From: Wichita, Kansas
My next car will be NEW.
I'd say $40K-45K for the "top dog" with $500+hp. I'd have VERY hard time justifying paying more for a "super" Camaro than a "base" Corvette with 430hp (436 with the optional exhaust).
If I were to order an LS3 Camaro I'd have to say just a bit over $30 without going crazy on options.
I should be done restoring (and having the paint/body work payed off) my '66 Vette in late 2008. I'll finally decide then if I'll get a 2009 Corvette, "normal" V8 Camaro or wait another year and go for the "top dog".
I'd say $40K-45K for the "top dog" with $500+hp. I'd have VERY hard time justifying paying more for a "super" Camaro than a "base" Corvette with 430hp (436 with the optional exhaust).
If I were to order an LS3 Camaro I'd have to say just a bit over $30 without going crazy on options.
I should be done restoring (and having the paint/body work payed off) my '66 Vette in late 2008. I'll finally decide then if I'll get a 2009 Corvette, "normal" V8 Camaro or wait another year and go for the "top dog".
Registered User
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 1,028
From: Chicago, IL
the top of the line car, whatever it's called, better have more horesepower than that if it's going to be 40k.. thats around the price of the GT-500 and that has 500hp.. the Camaro, at that price, should have at least that much, hopefully more
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Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 298
From: Hoboken, NJ
25-30k here. want i very nicely optioned mid level V8, around the 350ish mark. M6 of course.
i want all the techno goodies, HID, navigation, etc etc. if the time comes when i can afford a new camaro as a "toy" i dont need it to have all the power in the world, as thats what the '02's job is slowly going to be! i just want a very nice interior, nice wheels, badass exterior and for it to sound nice. id plan on keeping it stock, with the possible exception of a catback and a CAI or Lid-equivalent.
i want all the techno goodies, HID, navigation, etc etc. if the time comes when i can afford a new camaro as a "toy" i dont need it to have all the power in the world, as thats what the '02's job is slowly going to be! i just want a very nice interior, nice wheels, badass exterior and for it to sound nice. id plan on keeping it stock, with the possible exception of a catback and a CAI or Lid-equivalent.
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