Well decisions decisions hmmm? I don' want to put milege on simply because when I do sell I wish to make some money back. On the down side hard to look at a car and not drive it.

So do you think that a new Camaro will lower the price on the 2002?

Maybe that should be a new thread?

Thoughts welcome.

 

You will need to sit on that SS for another 10-15 years before it is worth any real money.

 

whats the point in buying the car if u arent gonna drive the thing? its a beast, drive it like one and enjoy it

 

if youre buying cars as investments, you should start looking into cars that are older than 2002...

 

Plain and simple. The GTO should have been relaesed as the Buick Grand NAtional. That would have been a cool *** Buick. It doesn't do anything for me as a GTO. Looks like a Grand AM with aftermarket headlights.

GTO-wouldnt' buy

Grand National - 95% chance I would buy


agree....disagree??

 

i really dont care what they called it...and i dont think that it woudl have sold much better with the buick naming, but they could have easily done both, just like the skylark and cutlass were the same cars in the late 60s/ early 70s...

 

personally, i love the new GTO and would love to own one of the 6 litre ones

 

although the new gto's are definately bland in styling, they are in fact rather nice as a sports car. i work at sonic, and so i get to see quite a few cars, and by far the best sounding has been a 2005 gto.....obviously not stock but that doesnt matter. as for the camaro resell, i think there is a huge market, just look at the new mustang sales.

 

The GTO looks like a V8 coupe Grand Prix......

BECAUSE ITS PRICED LIKE A V8 COUPE GRAND PRIX

Show me another 400 hp sports car that starts at $32,000

 

my uncle just sold me his 2002 z28 35th anniversary camaro and bought himself a 2006 gto witha 6.0 liter.. i dont know about you guys but this car is bad to the bone.