I live in Annapolis, Maryland and put a $1000.00 hold spot deposit down on a limited production 2010 Camaro 2SS approximately six months ago. We were number 11 of 15 for the particular dealership. We ordered a Silver 2SS 2010 Camaro with black leather interior and polished aluminum 20 inch wheel package. The car is built and to be delivered any day now. However, we were no longer able to wait on the delivery of the new Camaro and instead purchased a 2009 Janguar XF. With this said, my husband and I are already a three car household and do not need a fourth. Although we'd love to place the car in our garage we feel it is smarter to sell our place in line for a car that is about to be delivered. We have agreed to sticker price of the vehicle which is less than the going rate (due to current economic conditions). Please email if you are interested in purchasing the new 2010 camaro that is to be delivered any day now. This is an exciting car and sure to be sought after.

 

post the price

 

The price of the car is $39,200 that includes tax, tags and title.
Also forgot to mention it is an automatic.

 

Since tax, title, and license fees vary by state, and since you might very well end up selling to someone outside of Maryland, I think it would be wise to post the total without those items.

MSRP (including destination charges) on a silver 2SS automatic with polished wheels should be $35,880.

 

Options ? RS ?

 

MSRP 37,530 after $1000 hold spot deposit

2SS/RS
Boston Sound system
Automatic
20 in polished aluminum wheels
silver
black leather interior

 

I ordered mine about 5 weeks ago.. should be in any day now. Its silver with black ralley stripes, 2 SS RS pkg , polished wheels, every available option, sun roof. Im paying 38500 Tax tag &title There are no premiums if you choose the right dealership.

 

I repeat:

MSRP (including destination charges) on a silver 2SS automatic with polished wheels should be $35,880.

The 2SS package includes the leather interior and the Boston sound system. Silver is not an extra-cost paint option.

There is a markup in there somewhere, or you left off some options.

 

Well including the RS package, the price comes up to $37,080 which still leaves about $1,450 unaccounted for(assuming the $1000 hold is taken from the final price making the actual price $38,530)

 

They are obviously among the many out there who thought they would be the "First to have one" and then make a buck off the poor suckers who weren't "smart enough" to put a deposit on one...

Unfortunately, they're going to have a hard time in this market AND on a forum that is full of educated buyers who know that these cars can be bought at MSRP all day long if one knows where to look.

 

Since when is the camaro limited production???

 

Well all cars are "limited" production. They are limited to the 'x' number that they can produce given time and demand constraints. Technically speaking, the Camary (which is the best selling car in America) is limited production as well.

I am sure there are LOTS of people that truly believe that their 2010 Camaro will be a collector's item and worth something... Assuming the Camaro rolls on for many more years and GM pumps out 10s of thousands a year, your 5th generation Camaro won't be worth more or less than any other comparable Camaro.