2000 SS at Dealership - Worth it?
09-17-2007, 05:59 PM
#42
No way am I tired of it. Just wouldn't mind owning a SS with 10k miles on it. They wont go any lower on the price. They have had lots of interest already and someone will pay what they are asking.
Anyway, if I can get a loan other than the capital one loan, and have the loan just in my name, is there anyway to get my Mom's name on the title so I can get insurance through her?
Anyway, if I can get a loan other than the capital one loan, and have the loan just in my name, is there anyway to get my Mom's name on the title so I can get insurance through her?
09-18-2007, 02:56 AM
#43
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Originally Posted by djsanchez2
Mine was marked for $16,900. If you work for it, you can get em down.
I walked out when they wouldn't lower the price or payments. Finally came to a deal when they gave me $9500 for my Z and dropped the price to $12K. I also put in a call to the general manager of Power (who my pop's worked for for 8yrs) Connections help too.
I walked out when they wouldn't lower the price or payments. Finally came to a deal when they gave me $9500 for my Z and dropped the price to $12K. I also put in a call to the general manager of Power (who my pop's worked for for 8yrs) Connections help too.
09-18-2007, 02:47 PM
#45
Originally Posted by markp03
Thats Key right there. Know what you are willing to pay for it. If they cannot meet it. Walk away, then watch them chase you down because they don't want to watch a huge sale walk away over a few hundred bucks.
Uh that doesnt work to often when its a type of car that people are willing to pay for, and if you look at lower mile cars in different areas of the Us some are still going for alot
09-19-2007, 03:55 PM
#46
Well I thought I would throw this back up top. I went in again and talked to the dealership. Little did I know that even though the car may be registered in my name I can still be on my Mom's insurance policy since my permanent address is the same as hers. Also, after tax, title, and license the price came to less than I thought as well. So I would be financing 11k at the most and that would put my payments about $225 a month which would be nice.
09-22-2007, 08:34 AM
#47
I ended up getting the car for 18.8k. A little more than I wanted to pay but the car is clean, very low miles, and at the dealership in my home town. Picked it up last night and go in to finalize the paperwork today. I will post some pics later. Did I do alright?
09-22-2007, 10:10 PM
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thats awesome andy - i have a new truck i have to pay off first before i can jump into the LS1 world again. Perhaps around that time the new camaro will be out..we will see. You should bring it by and show it off a little.