02 35th Anniversary Edition, or 2010 2SS?
07-30-2009, 11:40 AM
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02 35th Anniversary Edition, or 2010 2SS? So I am thinking about picking up a new toy. I love the new Camaro, but I have the opportunity to get an 02 35th Anniversary Edition (the red one with stripes) for a pretty reasonable price and very low miles. Should I get a new one or get the older one?
07-30-2009, 01:18 PM
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Drive both and pick which one you like the best. They both have their pros and cons. I guess it also depends on what you want to do with the car. Daily driver , weekend warrior , comfort, power, looks. We neeed more information.
07-30-2009, 01:32 PM
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When you say reasonable price what is the person asking for.I see them going for 20000 and that's about a 10000 difference from a 10 ss.not only that it has low miles which may keep you from wanting to drive it much and what's the fun in that.me personally would go with the 02 just bc you'll see a lot less of those on the road and then I would use it for what cars were meant to do,drive.
07-30-2009, 04:35 PM
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When you say reasonable price what is the person asking for.I see them going for 20000 and that's about a 10000 difference from a 10 ss.not only that it has low miles which may keep you from wanting to drive it much and what's the fun in that.me personally would go with the 02 just bc you'll see a lot less of those on the road and then I would use it for what cars were meant to do,drive.
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well i think your leaning towards the 02 the way you talk.you want something as a collector and something to be a weekend warrior.and you didnt mention the convertible part before and that pretty much seals the deal
07-30-2009, 05:49 PM
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2002 35th anniversary edition Camaro would be the one I would get.A lot less of them produced.However,you would be contributing to GM new camaro sales and might turn more heads with the 2010 Camaro SS.
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Ummm... I think most everyone that said '02 over that '10 hasn't seen the asking price he posted lol, 23,500. That's a whopping 6,500 difference. Personally I would go for just a low mile '02 and not pay a penny over 14k, but if you do have the money and the means to drop 23,500 on a 7 year old car you should get the '10 instead. I mean seriously, the '10s ride and fit/finish is like apples to oranges to a '02, no comparison. 
I mean as far as a head turner/weekend toy a '10 has my vote, track/autocross get an '02 and have some fun. Just my .02
I mean as far as a head turner/weekend toy a '10 has my vote, track/autocross get an '02 and have some fun. Just my .02 
