I currently am looking for a nice reliable daily driver but want another muscle car. I found a GTO 2004 yellow with 73k on it for 10500 at a dealership how do you guys feel about the mileage for an every day RELIABLE car all that i wil lbe doing is a catback and THATS IT just to cruise

 

If the car is clean, and has had decent care, I say go for it. Sounds like a fair enough price. Reliability should be just fine I would say.

 

The GTO is a beautiful car. 73K miles on an LS1 is nothing in my opinion. My buddy's 98 Camaro went 150K without a problem by the time he sold it. He bought it with 65K miles, never changed the oil once, and beat the crap out of it. I think you'll be ok. Where do you live? Not a snow friendly car obviously.

 

My 04 has 50K on it,stock to avoid headaches.It's been a great car on long trips 27 mpg highway,mixed normal drive average 21.Price looks ok I would low ball them these cars are tough to sell.That a look over on ls1gto.com search for rear end noise many have this problem.If not already done it will need new bushings.Good luck

 

85000 miles without an oil change?

 

Yes! He added oil as it was burnt. I **** you not. Retarded SOB.

 

Go for it man! Sounds like a good deal.

 

Sounds like a great deal to me. 75k isnt much for the ls1, and the gto is a great daily driver unless you live in regions that get alot of snow.

 

the interior, comfort of that car is AWESOME, and throw in the fact that its an ls1 and can move out of its own way, for 10k? yeh. thats a nice combo.

 

Sounds like a damn decent deal. . . As long as it is nice and they don't try to ram you with tax BS.

 

Mines got 86,000 hard miles and you can see my sig. BTW thats a pretty good price for that. I'd say do it specially if it was an M6 car.

 

The only thing they can charge excessively on is a DOC fee. This is a fee to prepare the title work, and also to pay their drivers for going to the title office, etc. $50-100 is fair I would say, but when they are charging $200-300 it is rape.

Tax is tax. A dealer makes no profit on tax of course, they just HAVE to charge it the same as Wal-Mart or anywhere else. Just the way it is.