My views of (+) and (-) of owning 2010 SS
#1
My views of (+) and (-) of owning 2010 SS
I love my 2010 Camaro SS but there are a few things that are a pain in the azz!
+ I have noticed that a lot of people waiting across from me at a stop light, will roll down their window so they can hear me go by, even when its cold outside. I can't pass up the chance of letting them down! lol
+ I never get tired of the little kids pointing and yelling "Bumblebee"!
+ The rumble of the LS3 V8!
- First in line at a stop light, damn windshield is so small I can't see the light.
- Using the ATM thru the small window
- All the RS owners that replace their emblems with SS!
+ I have noticed that a lot of people waiting across from me at a stop light, will roll down their window so they can hear me go by, even when its cold outside. I can't pass up the chance of letting them down! lol
+ I never get tired of the little kids pointing and yelling "Bumblebee"!
+ The rumble of the LS3 V8!
- First in line at a stop light, damn windshield is so small I can't see the light.
- Using the ATM thru the small window
- All the RS owners that replace their emblems with SS!
#4
My list:
My Camaro is a 2011 SS/RS white with inferno orange stripe.
+ Great styling. This new Camaro is drop dead gorgeous from any angle and as eye-catching as anything on the road. A lot of people absolutely stare at this car whether it's parked or driving down the road.
+ One thing I love about it is that it has it's own look and is easily identifiable as a Camaro.
+ The car comfortable enough to take an all day drive.
+ Fabulous headlights
+ Great power.
- Headroom is awful. I'm 5'11".
- Lack of storage areas in cockpit. Where in the hell do you put sunglasses and a cell phone?
- Overall visibility is awful. Tiny windows all around and restricted seating height create several blind spots.
- Ridiculously small, useless sun visors.
- Are different sizes of rims and tires really necessary on a street car?
- Resale value. It looks like I took a $10,000 hit as soon as I drove the car off the lot. Time will tell.
My Camaro is a 2011 SS/RS white with inferno orange stripe.
+ Great styling. This new Camaro is drop dead gorgeous from any angle and as eye-catching as anything on the road. A lot of people absolutely stare at this car whether it's parked or driving down the road.
+ One thing I love about it is that it has it's own look and is easily identifiable as a Camaro.
+ The car comfortable enough to take an all day drive.
+ Fabulous headlights
+ Great power.
- Headroom is awful. I'm 5'11".
- Lack of storage areas in cockpit. Where in the hell do you put sunglasses and a cell phone?
- Overall visibility is awful. Tiny windows all around and restricted seating height create several blind spots.
- Ridiculously small, useless sun visors.
- Are different sizes of rims and tires really necessary on a street car?
- Resale value. It looks like I took a $10,000 hit as soon as I drove the car off the lot. Time will tell.
#5
I love my 2010 Camaro SS but there are a few things that are a pain in the azz!
+ I have noticed that a lot of people waiting across from me at a stop light, will roll down their window so they can hear me go by, even when its cold outside. I can't pass up the chance of letting them down! lol
+ I never get tired of the little kids pointing and yelling "Bumblebee"!
+ The rumble of the LS3 V8!
- First in line at a stop light, damn windshield is so small I can't see the light.
- Using the ATM thru the small window
- All the RS owners that replace their emblems with SS!
+ I have noticed that a lot of people waiting across from me at a stop light, will roll down their window so they can hear me go by, even when its cold outside. I can't pass up the chance of letting them down! lol
+ I never get tired of the little kids pointing and yelling "Bumblebee"!
+ The rumble of the LS3 V8!
- First in line at a stop light, damn windshield is so small I can't see the light.
- Using the ATM thru the small window
- All the RS owners that replace their emblems with SS!
ATM's...get out of the car
Still not as fast.
My list:
My Camaro is a 2011 SS/RS white with inferno orange stripe.
+ Great styling. This new Camaro is drop dead gorgeous from any angle and as eye-catching as anything on the road. A lot of people absolutely stare at this car whether it's parked or driving down the road.
+ One thing I love about it is that it has it's own look and is easily identifiable as a Camaro.
+ The car comfortable enough to take an all day drive.
+ Fabulous headlights
+ Great power.
- Headroom is awful. I'm 5'11".
- Lack of storage areas in cockpit. Where in the hell do you put sunglasses and a cell phone?
- Overall visibility is awful. Tiny windows all around and restricted seating height create several blind spots.
- Ridiculously small, useless sun visors.
- Are different sizes of rims and tires really necessary on a street car?
- Resale value. It looks like I took a $10,000 hit as soon as I drove the car off the lot. Time will tell.
My Camaro is a 2011 SS/RS white with inferno orange stripe.
+ Great styling. This new Camaro is drop dead gorgeous from any angle and as eye-catching as anything on the road. A lot of people absolutely stare at this car whether it's parked or driving down the road.
+ One thing I love about it is that it has it's own look and is easily identifiable as a Camaro.
+ The car comfortable enough to take an all day drive.
+ Fabulous headlights
+ Great power.
- Headroom is awful. I'm 5'11".
- Lack of storage areas in cockpit. Where in the hell do you put sunglasses and a cell phone?
- Overall visibility is awful. Tiny windows all around and restricted seating height create several blind spots.
- Ridiculously small, useless sun visors.
- Are different sizes of rims and tires really necessary on a street car?
- Resale value. It looks like I took a $10,000 hit as soon as I drove the car off the lot. Time will tell.
#7
True, but here's my story.
With tax, license and dealer add-ons, I paid $42000 for my 2011 SS last October. (Cash deal/no trade) In January, I considered trading the Camaro for a Mustang Cobra (Heresy, I know. ) and I was told by the Ford dealer that my Camaro with 1000 miles was a "$30,000 car".
These days, some Chevrolet dealers are still adding a $5000 "Market Adjustment" on top of MSRP. Good luck with that! Anybody willing to pay that sort of markup is definitely going to get hosed on depreciation n the short term.
With tax, license and dealer add-ons, I paid $42000 for my 2011 SS last October. (Cash deal/no trade) In January, I considered trading the Camaro for a Mustang Cobra (Heresy, I know. ) and I was told by the Ford dealer that my Camaro with 1000 miles was a "$30,000 car".
These days, some Chevrolet dealers are still adding a $5000 "Market Adjustment" on top of MSRP. Good luck with that! Anybody willing to pay that sort of markup is definitely going to get hosed on depreciation n the short term.
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