cash for clunkers
2001 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
Combined MPG: 19
Trade-in value: $2,700
Verdict: Can't crush it
As much as owners of the Chevrolet Camaro Z28 might love their car, they'd probably jump at the chance to get their hands on the government's $4,500. "Cash for clunkers" would be a good option for them, but the Z28 doesn't qualify.
Believe it or not, this muscle car's fuel economy is too good. It gets a combined city and highway fuel economy of 19 mpg, 1 mpg too high.
That's a major bummer for Z28 owners, since the car is worth considerably less than what it could have gotten from Uncle Sam.
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2009/...lunkers/2.html
Also I want to know where they got the idea that a 2001 camaro Z28 is worth less that $2500.
Ok by KBB standards at 200k miles the lowest value is
Fair: $2,500
Good: $3,275
Excellent: $3,725
So essentially at that point if you are only fair you are pretty much parting the car out and would make more than $2,500 for the car anyways.
Soo it is still worth a decent amount, oh well you would have to be an idiot to trade in your LS1 powered fbody for a little econo box car, might as well just buy a civic for daily driving.
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It sucks, you would think this program would pull apart body panels and other items but I guess not. They want to make sure these cars are not sold back out on auctions or given salvaged titles.
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we have been draining the engine oil and mixing in liquid form with water for maxium carnage 
i work for a chrysler jeep and dodge dealer btw




