Well after seeing a movie last saturday night we went across the street & looked at a 02 camaro & well got sticker shock heres the link to there web site & let me know if u think there outta there minds

2002 Chevrolet Camaro for sale in Fenton, MO - Jim Butler Chevrolet - 2G1FP22G822103110

 

Very high yes. But it is a true low mileage SS.

I have noticed that there are some people who think an F-Body is GOLD and should cost $15k+

And then there are the reasonable people who are charging around $5-7k for their F-Body.

 

Well its not a real SS its a Z28 with SS hood & spoiler & badges on there window sticker it has z28 on it & the hood dosnt really fit well, but yeah ppl think there worth wat they were new but realy the 35th is the only one worth a bit of money & i see those for 17k with less than 20 on them, i coulda bought a 02 SS 6speed vert for 13k with 6000 miles on it so idk wat these ppl are smokin

 

Doing a VIN decoder search it definitely showed the WU8 RPO code which is for the SS

All SSs were Z28s.

 

Everyone seems to think the car they have for sale is made of gold these days. I've been looking for a used car for my daughter for about 1000. I looked at a 1995 cutlass that was banged up, missing trim, had a different colored fender, needed tires and brakes and had rust holes right through the body and they still wanted 2000. Is was worth about 500 at best.

 

Hmm idk the 98-02 ss was built off the z28 like the lt1 ss but either way the hood is deff not origonal
& yeah its crazy some of these asking prices, some dealer in town had a 95 ford aspire base with no ac 200k miles & they wanted 5k for it i just stood there & laughed

 

I think a lot with the dealers are them giving too high of a trade in value, and then still trying to turn the car around for a profit.

 

Well known this dealer tgey prob didnt even give 10k for it

 

Ya I thought it was a bit much

 

Id buy this one for 20k over that one

2002 Camaro SS 35th anniversary