Lethal Z

I've seen some on autotrader for around 34-35K, but they usually have some mileage on them for that price. Brand new at that price, its gonna be stripped down pretty good and your probably gonna have to order it. This is the car you see in the paper to get you in the door and its conveniently sold when you get there. I'm not buying a stripped down anything, for one I would put my money down on your looking at $38K easy and im not an every option kinda guy. I could care less about heated leather seats. So I'll go along with your average of 36-38K OTD with discounts. A loaded 2SS is going to cost you 42K in just about every situation around here. Every lot I have been to has had more than there share of them. Not saying you can't get a discount here and there but a fully loaded one is every bit of 42K without one.

Now the Z28 for 50-52K? Ain't no way in hell, and certainly not for the first year. This is the first Camaro to hit the market with a supercharger from the factory so right there means the first ones out the gate are going to be outrageous. I wouldn't be surprised to see this batch sticker for 65K or better. After things calm down I'd say 57K-60K. This car is squarely aimed at the Cobra. But the catch is its gonna pack more HP with an independent rear suspension and thats how they'll justify the extra cost over the cobra.

Dark SS

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No way. My car cost $36,325.00, that's a 2SS/RS with a sunroof. There really isn't any other options I could get other than stripes, GFX and wheels which are all add on's. My car has leather, heated seats, iPod hook up, BA sound system, and blue tooth. 40K for an SS is ridiculous. The only way to pay that much is with 21" wheels and ground effects or paying a 4K dealer premium. Unless you live in Canada I call BS.

robsls1

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The 7 2ss/rs I was looking at last week were all at a 39,800+ range Pre-dealer mark up. The highest was one dealer wanting 42k for a yellow/black striped 2ss.

deft

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ahaha, people pay this?

robsls1

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Some do and that is why I left most of them. No way in hell am I paying markup.

ULTIMATEORANGESS

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ive seen one SS that was almost 42k. it was one i test drove. it did have that $4600 rim and tire package. its still at that dealer and its been at least 6 months. theyll need to take 5k off that car before id even consider buying it. even the salesmen said it was a ripoff.

SS 376

I'm amazed they were still trying to charge mark-up. Every dealer I pass I see plenty of Camaros sitting on the lot.

Leaving dealer markups out the equation, I'd say the best bet on price is $45-52K like Ultra said. The CTS-V coupe, which is pretty much the same car with better amenities, is going to sticker at $62-65K. The Z/28 would have to be significantly less than that. Sure, the first batch of idiots will come along and pay $75K to have the first few Z/28s, like the fools who paid $50-55K when the SS first came out. After that, I'd say mid-forties to low-fifties.

Lethal Z

Calling BS on who? A spank brand new loaded SS with the wheel upgrade is $42K. Thats why I said loaded. If you found a deal im happy for you but don't be neive. You ain't gonna get that deal on every lot. And from the looks of the other posts there are plenty of other dealers still playing the mark up game. That explains why there are plenty of camaros still sitting on the lots. Anything more than 37K imo is a rip off.

I think 45-52K is still low. Without the mark up I think your still looking at mid 50's.

Dark SS

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I'm calling BS on you.

I didn't get a deal, that's the sticker price. If you pay over sticker then that's your fault, not GM's. Anyone can get that deal. Paying over sticker is just plain stupid. To say brand new at 34-35K gets you a stripped down Camaro is just not true and that's what you stated. You call the car a rip off by using false information. Since when does dealer options make a car loaded. I have always known "loaded" to mean with all the factory options on the car. Ground effects and 4K wheels are all dealer options. You are narrow minded when it comes to the actual cost of this car.

Luckymex_dallas

There are 5 of them traveling around the state now. I seen one yesterday at graff chevrolet in dallas(grand prairie)....i was going to pick up parts seen a bunch of camaros and rich white guys they were showing the 2012 z28 and telling us everything about them...tried to get a cell phone pic but told no picures allowed!!!!!! Sry i didnt wanna get kicked out plus i was droolin but i still love my 2010

Lethal Z

And I need to lie because of what exactly? My point here is the deal you got im not seeing around me. Have you seen a brand new SS no mileage for 34-35K? I haven't but based on what I've seen so far if it ain't bare bones it ain't far from it. The average around me is $38K brand new. There are plenty of demos or low mileage ones I have seen with nice options for 30-36K but none were brand new and I don't give a crap if you believe it or not.

No I call spending more than 37K a rip off. To be real honest I think buying any car brand new is a rip off, but thats another argument.

Fine what you call loaded and what I call loaded obviously ain't the same thing. With that being said, 38K, 39K, 42K is what was on the stickers. Believe it or not. You can call BS until you turn blue in the face, it ain't gonna change a d@mn thing.

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cgslow77

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ohh shittt thats kick ***.. like those rims... cant wait till that hits the streets

redbadss

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Hmm. This is confusing news to me... I was under the impression that they were waiting until the alpha platform to release the z/28. Its still good news to hear if they can keep the car priced around 50k like the gt500(it's targeted competition). The 6 speed auto will make buying this car over a gt500 a much easier decision for a lot of people. The only tough decision in buying this car is if people will really want a z/28 camaro over a corvette..

Dark SS

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Whatever man, you seem to argue any point you can. I know my dealer has at least 8 2010's and all are at MSRP. I know there are plenty of dealers marking up the price and anyone who pays that is an idiot. You must live in an expensive neighborhood.

Dark SS

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There was some confusion because whoever at GM (I forgot his name) talked about the 6th gen and the Z28 in the same statement and people interpreted it as the Z28 being a 6th gen. Z28 should be a 2012 and get the new interior, 6th gen should be out around 2015 with a genV DI small block.

BlackNiteWS6

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Doesn't matter really if it's the new Z28 or whatever. Cause you can still buy an SS
and just add a HTV2300 and make 575 rwhp and 550 rwtq if you want to. Plus "Ultimate Performance, Inc" makes a killer single turbo that puts the turbo were the stock air box resides. So its all good. But i hope its a Z

BlackNiteWS6

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I know the SS i test drove had every option available last November cost $36,600.
The only extra cost was the dealer installed high flow catback.

Dark SS

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That's true, even SLP makes pretty much a "Z28" package in the ZL575 so it's nothing new. But it's still the same old story. You can build an SS to beat a Z28 at less of the cost but at the end of the day it still isn't a Z28. That's why people will buy these cars.

BlackNiteWS6

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Thats very true. When i bought a new '99 Camaro SS M6 i knew it was a Z28 but i
still bought the car anyway. And i know if i had the money for a new Z28 i will do what i can to get one I can't even imagine just how bad *** the supercharged Z would look, feel, and sound like!!! I know how sweet the SS was when i test drove one last october. I was shocked just how solid the car felt. I drove the six speed version and couldn't believe just how great the stock clutch and shifter felt. I wish i could have driven the SS with the dealer installed high flow catback. When i stopped to look at an Imperial Blue SS A6 it had the dealer installed catback and it sounded bad ***. I loved the popping sound thru the exhaust since it was night and a little chilly so the motor was cold started so the idle and rev sounded mean I love the SS everytime i drive one. I want one bad, but i'd still keep my '02 SS A4 as well of course. Hopefully someday.

Bizzles

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