I have this 2LT 6 speed available at MSRP if anyone is interested.

John Trotto
Buff Whelan Chevrolet
586-274-0310
jtrotto@buffwhelan.com

GAN SILVER ICE MET/ AFG GRAY
SERIAL# 2G1FG1EV7A9115582 LIST PRICE 30345.00


OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
CF5 SUNROOF SLIDING, ELETRIC FE9 50-STATE EMISSIONS
LLT ENGINE 3.6L V6 SIDI MN6 6-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION
N65 SPARE COMPACT WHEEL & TIRE UE1 ONSTAR, 1 YR DIR AUTO CR, TBT
VZG BLACK STRIPE PACKAGE WRS RS PACKAGE
2LT

2 2LT PLUS 65A

 

I also have these Camaro’s in my order bank that are available and already placed for production:


PACKAGE COLOR TRANSMISSION OPTIONS CURRENT EVENT CODE

2SS Victory Red Manual RS 20” polished Boston 3400
1LT Victory Red Auto RS Boston 3000
1LT Cyber Grey Auto RS Boston 3000
1LS Victory Red Auto 3000
1SS Victory Red Auto RS 20” Polished 3300
2SS Silver Ice Manual RS 20” polished Boston 3000
2SS Red Jewel Auto RS 20” polished Boston 3300
2SS Inferno Orange Manual Inferno Orange leather 3000
RS 20” polished Boston

All are available at MSRP. Let me know if you are interested. If you live in California, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington state the state requirements for your emissions would not let you purchase these vehicles.

John Trotto
Buff Whelan Chevrolet
586-274-0310
jtrotto@buffwhelan.com

 

Wait a dang minute, these cars don't have 50 state emissions?

 

Because of the regulation changes last year in certain states. Not anymore. You can not title one in California with out California emissions.

The 2009 model year offered a 50 state emissions. The 2010 offeres a federal emissions or California emissions.

 

Are you saying that the emissions/override on each car is based on the buyer's state (might be difficult to verify) or if dealer ordered, the dealer's state?
If the car is later sold, does the new state have a data base of VIN's or models or whatever that is used to determine eligibility to be titled?
How would I know if the used car I was purchasing was eligible to be titled in my state?

 

In most states like California once the vehicle has 7500 miles on it the law doesn't matter. California is the worst. The other states listed we can sell to but they have to have a emissions test done before hand to title it.