It's a little more expensive than I thought. However, I'll still be getting a 1SS.

 

Nail in the coffin for me. Base V-6 is 2K higher and SS is 3K higher than I had anticipated. I'll buy used in a couple years.

With the current financial mess, I wonder how many of these cars GM will be able to sell (harder to get credit, etc.)? I hope a lot, that way I'll have an easier time finding the used one I want, time will tell.

I wonder *if* the prices would be lower *if* the other Zeta's hadn't been axed.

 

Actually, 2SS with RS package is $35,380....doesn't get much more loaded than that....unless you add the Orange accent interior for $500.

 

looks like I will be going the used route as well unless I get an amazing raise next year...which is unlikely with the way business has slowed this year.

 

spare tire is an option?

 

I think people are missing the "Some options standard in 1LT/2LT and 1SS/2SS packages" and are adding options they want that come standard to the price.

Personally I think the pricing is very competative.

 

The real question is when will the hype die down enough to buy under sticker and use my GM card dollars?
If I could buy for $500 to $1000 under MSRP and use my $2000 GM card dollars this car would be a great performance steal!

 

It might even be a touch more. In 2002, MSRP for a Z28 convertible was $7100 more than a coupe.

It will be very difficult to justify that kind of money on a Camaro convertible when Corvette starts at 46k, but I'm sure that some people will be interested.

Personally, I want a 2SS/RS coupe, and you sure can't get a new Corvette for anything like 35k.



30,992 - 22,995 = $7,997.

And, while I recognize that this isn't your point, you get a heck of a lot more than a V8 for that extra money.

 

I suspect that the car will come with run-flat tires.

 

+1

Ever since the fifth gen rumors started flying around I was thinking hard about either a v8 5th gen or a used corvette. With these prices and its expected performance, a 2SS/RS coupe sounds like an amazing combo. In the back of my mind I was worried about(and expecting) dodge like pricing and around 40K for a nicely optioned SS.

 

Used C6 for me...or else I'll wait for the Mustang which is lighter and supposedly just as powerful

 

Take on the stereo, chrome wheels, sunroof (do not want) and accented interior and it'll get up there.

 

20xx Rally Yellow Camaro RS (auto)

2LT With: ($27,330)

Optional Equipment
- 20-inch polished aluminum wheels ($470)
- RS Package ($1450)


TOTAL: $29250


Lets say $3000 down payment, 5 years @ 5.5% interest thats about $500 month. Not too bad. I think this would make a super fun daily driver.

 

Im a bit worried about the prices myself. The V8 coming in at 30k, is a bit higher than i'd of liked. I too may have to wait to used, as i want a convertible, and I couldnt swing that 40k for a v8 convertible, not to mention the other goodies i'd want. Looks like used or nothing for me for a while, unless of course i hit the lotto.

 

The stereo is included in the 2SS.