^^ Yeah? Do you seriously miss your lnf? Especially considering what you have now.

I've briefly tossed around the idea of getting something else, but I can never really actually go through with getting rid of her because I think I'd honestly regret it.

 

I love my Cobalt. You don't need to be so assholeish with your comments.

Are there pics of this car yet?

 

wtf are you smoking?

its got 1200 miles...not 12000...1200. I paid 14.5k for my SS with 53k miles so 19k for 1200 is a steal.

 

Calm down. He is right. Even mint the car still lost value. Only worth about 17k

Many of us didn't pay 19k brand new.

$18,250 for me.

 

Pics???????????

 

I have not gotten pictures yet. But everyone knows what it looks like. Its silver with the larger wing spoiler. It has the black and silver interior. Its in perfect condition. Its all stock and never driven in bad weather.

 

My car had 19,000km/11,800miles. Got it for $14,700 from a dealer up here in Canada. That's with our inflated prices and dealer mark up. $19,000 seems ridiculous.

 

Sounds like you just got an excellent deal. His car only has 1,200 miles on it. How much do you think he should it sell it for?

 

It's a used car and private deal. Also it's a Cobalt and non of them kept value. I doubt he will get more than $16,000 for it. And only a enthusiast would pay that much.

 

Moved to correct section

 

I put an ad on craigslist Omaha section. dated 9/22/12. I put a lot of pictures of the car there. There is one that shows the mileage. I was a bit off. The miles were only 1080. So if anyone is interested let me know.

 

Hey dude, you may be able to sell it for that price but here:

Official Kelley Blue Book New Car and Used Car Prices and Values

 

Here is a link to the craigslist ad.

Practically NEW Silver 2009 Chevrolet Cobalt SS **1000 MILES**

 

Haha you guys are all dumb, that's a great price for practically a brand new car. My buddy just picked up an 09 SS with 5x,000 miles on it for $15k and it was driven in the winter. The wheels are scratched or curbed, the entire engine bay is corroded from the winter driving, the interior is worn, everything is not tip top shape. But that's all you can find around here. If I didn't buy mine new, I'd never find one used around here that would be in a good enough condition for me to buy it.

Also, the guys saying these cars won't be worth didly in 20 years have the same attitude as the people who owned rare muscle cars back in the 60's and 70's. They didn't think those would be worth much either but now you see those cars going for 6 figures at auctions if they are all original with low miles. Restored ones aren't worth half of what an all original one is worth. You don't think these will be collector's items? GM's best tuner car of the 2000's decade?