07 stage 2,CAI, GMPP exhaust, SS/SC. 17k miles.. Perfect condition. How much could I sell it for locally? vs Trade in? Unfortunately I owe like 17grand on it still. And would like to buy a 2001 camaro for 12k.... anyway I can get something close to what I owe on it?

 

i went to kbb.com and for perfect condition it said.......15,300, good is 14,500, that is if you sell it to someone else.

for trade-in they say 13,000. so selling it would be your best bet. hope this helped. of course these numbers dont include the stage 2, cai, or exhaust

 

13500 would move it fast.

 

Im more concerned with getting as close to what I owe rather than the time it takes to sell it.

 

I'm gonna guess that if you get extremely lucky you'll get maybe 15k out of it, but that's pushing it. I would be more happy with 13.5 or 14 out of it if i were you. I'm tryin to unload mine too and it's an 07 ss/sc with 15k miles. The best I've been seeing for possible sales value is 14k. People around me are selling their 06's for 11k or so and barely gettin it.

 

Yeah thats crappy, Its just not worth it to me then to sell it for 13.5 or whatever.... Might as well keep it for a while longer..

 

The market for these cars is pretty shitty....carmax offered me $8600. I have mine listed for $11,500.

 

you owe 17, thats what some people are trying to sell there SS/TC's at and they still cant sell it. Theres a guy on here who ahd his SS/TC listed at 16k and no one was buying.

 

Im not saying I'll get 17 for it, just saying thats where I stand as far as the bank goes. I feel like I can get more for the car NOT on this website.... thoughts? I see ebay and autotrader have much higher priced cars compared to on this site. Im not sure that they actually sell on those other places, just saying...

 

its not about the site its about no one buying cars....look how long the tjin edition cobalt has been up and how much money they have dropped off it...that car is more then worth the starting price for it but no one just has it right now and banks arnt loaning ****. your prolly just gonna have to rough it out a while till the recession is gone.