Saying good bye to cobalt ss,its junk
#1
Saying good bye to cobalt ss,its junk
hi guys,just lettin u know im trading in the cobalt ss, for a 04 350z, im havin to many cosmetic damges rims flaking,and some rattiling nosie from pass rear brake with cobalt and gm will not replace my rims as they call it stone chips, and for rear brake gm tells me i need a rear brake service which they wont cover, its bein goin since july i got tired of bitching at the dealer and the dsm, so i looki into the 350z 04 and it was cheaper by 105 bucks a mnt for me insurance, my buddy owns a used dealer place ans looking for a blue or silver 350z, its pretty sad when gm can not supoort there product this was my first domestic and it will be my last,just to let u know guys i have a 2005 ss/sc with 33k wich i bought in march 2005 and its only worth 12000k... what a joke where as a 350z 03-04 goes for 26999-28999
#3
Originally Posted by RedSSBaltSC
that's bull, I'm getting all 4 of my rims replaced this spring for that same reason.
#7
Originally Posted by chevyracing19
my advice is to try a different dealer. It's not GM's fault its the dealers, and if you only have 33k howcome they won't cover the rear brakes under warrantee?
#8
Originally Posted by sethallen
guys he says his car is worth $12k, but we don't know who appraised it. Don't start freaking out about appraisals until we see more of them
#9
guys check out this appraisal from kelley blue book on my car:
http://www.kbb.com/KBB/Selection/Condition.aspx
in good condition, private party price is $20XXX
(they included the price of the DVD player I installed)
and here is the price they suggest a dealer would give for my car:
http://www.kbb.com/KBB/Selection/Condition.aspx
is is $198XX
http://www.kbb.com/KBB/Selection/Condition.aspx
in good condition, private party price is $20XXX
(they included the price of the DVD player I installed)
and here is the price they suggest a dealer would give for my car:
http://www.kbb.com/KBB/Selection/Condition.aspx
is is $198XX
#10
Originally Posted by sethallen
guys he says his car is worth $12k, but we don't know who appraised it. Don't start freaking out about appraisals until we see more of them
um 33k miles on a car that is year and a half old? wow. yea 12k is low but thats ALOTTA miles in such short time.
#11
Originally Posted by sethallen
guys check out this appraisal from kelley blue book on my car:
http://www.kbb.com/KBB/Selection/Condition.aspx
in good condition, private party price is $20XXX
(they included the price of the DVD player I installed)
and here is the price they suggest a dealer would give for my car:
http://www.kbb.com/KBB/Selection/Condition.aspx
is is $198XX
http://www.kbb.com/KBB/Selection/Condition.aspx
in good condition, private party price is $20XXX
(they included the price of the DVD player I installed)
and here is the price they suggest a dealer would give for my car:
http://www.kbb.com/KBB/Selection/Condition.aspx
is is $198XX
#12
thats weird... i bought my sedan for 13k after discount and gm card and it was msrp at 19.990. (loaded to the bone) and i asked the dealer what they would give em and said 14-15k and it has 34k on it. i think you need to change dealers lol ive gone to 4 different dealers till they would fix my brake problem under warrenty. its not GM fault its the dealer.
#13
Originally Posted by CHARGDSS
um 33k miles on a car that is year and a half old? wow. yea 12k is low but thats ALOTTA miles in such short time.
#15
Originally Posted by sethallen
well their customer service really depends on the dealer (IMO)
but some people only have one dealer in their area, so they have no choice
but some people only have one dealer in their area, so they have no choice
#16
Originally Posted by THE_SLEEPER
well gm dealer aprrasied as well two used car dealer alos and alta nissan and blackbooks says its 11500 high and 9850.00 low so they were giving little more 12,500.00,and check out what 2005 and 06 goin for with 0 interst
#18
Originally Posted by Mercury
I hate to say this but I know of 3 people who bought 03-04 350z's and they all paid around 22k for them. And they were all under 30,000 miles.
#20
Originally Posted by CHARGDSS
haha i just realized that after i read ur post about being in canada. I was thinking miles before. sorry
#22
^^ dont you love our American friends mentioning prices We pay on average with the exchange rate $5000 more for a car up here than down there.
And i do agree with The Sleeper, GM sucks as a company right now. They are only offering these great deals cause they know Toyota and Honda are killing them in the marketplace. I mean, who can beat a car that will give you no problems, is easy to fix and can last over 2 decades? Toyota and Honda can. GM, havent had one yet other than a few trucks last that long. And even then, they were bought in 1984. I used to go to te dealer quite often, but now I stay far away from them. My next car wont be a GM, that's for sure. After owning nothing but GM, its sad to say but I've now gone the Acura way.
And i do agree with The Sleeper, GM sucks as a company right now. They are only offering these great deals cause they know Toyota and Honda are killing them in the marketplace. I mean, who can beat a car that will give you no problems, is easy to fix and can last over 2 decades? Toyota and Honda can. GM, havent had one yet other than a few trucks last that long. And even then, they were bought in 1984. I used to go to te dealer quite often, but now I stay far away from them. My next car wont be a GM, that's for sure. After owning nothing but GM, its sad to say but I've now gone the Acura way.
#24
Originally Posted by djblass
well when i get my turbo kit SLEEPER you let me know i'll race you with that japanese crap and hope you can catch up
#25
HOLY ****...he's right!!
Trade-In Values
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2005 Chevrolet Cobalt SS 2D Coupe S/C
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Trade-In Values
Year Make Model Series Body Style
2005 Chevrolet Cobalt SS 2D Coupe S/C
Based on the kilometers entered
and the options selected, your vehicle's classification
is appraised as: Average.
Depending on your vehicle's condition, the value may be appraised within the High and Low range. * less Reconditioning Costs
Low: $10,069.00 High: $11,219.00
Current KM Reading Price Includes
4CYPower Steering