chances of getting balt
10-13-2005, 09:54 PM
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chances of getting balt
wat is the chance of getting a used 2005 ss cobalt in 4 yrs unless they come out with a new one i like like 07 etc?
ps. one that someone hasnt made look like a gay arss ricer
ps. one that someone hasnt made look like a gay arss ricer
10-13-2005, 10:07 PM
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I dunno. There don't seem to be a whole lot of them out there, then you've got to factor some people have bought them as collector cars, other people bought them with the intention of keeping them forever, and some will be lost to wrecks and whatnot.
Just me personally, I would never buy this car used. You don't know how it's been driven. I would not buy a 4 year old "performance" car that chances are people have driven like they stole it. I think you'd be better off to save your money up and buy a new one a couple years down the road, that's just my 2 cents.
Just me personally, I would never buy this car used. You don't know how it's been driven. I would not buy a 4 year old "performance" car that chances are people have driven like they stole it. I think you'd be better off to save your money up and buy a new one a couple years down the road, that's just my 2 cents.
10-13-2005, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by VaMP
They didn't make very many of these cars thus they are going to hold their value pretty well. But you can buy mine in '07!
10-13-2005, 10:52 PM
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anyone who thinks the Cobalt SS is a colloctor car is in serious need of a reality check.
They will hold there value better then anyother Cobalt.....but thats it.
New cars are all the same. Unless its some run of 500 cars needed to qaulify for some racing series and is very different from the run of the mill version....it is not a collector car.
They built several thousand S/C SS cars in 05. Very limited colours and very few options, make for car that is not unique at all. My 74 Formula 400 in sunstorm yellow is a collector car. It has appreciated in price.
You'll have no trouble getting a used one in a few years.
They will hold there value better then anyother Cobalt.....but thats it.
New cars are all the same. Unless its some run of 500 cars needed to qaulify for some racing series and is very different from the run of the mill version....it is not a collector car.
They built several thousand S/C SS cars in 05. Very limited colours and very few options, make for car that is not unique at all. My 74 Formula 400 in sunstorm yellow is a collector car. It has appreciated in price.
You'll have no trouble getting a used one in a few years.
10-14-2005, 12:16 PM
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why wait 4 years? sheesh, it should take 6 months to get your credit good. thats what im doing, im going to build my credit for a year or so and then get a STi (2005). I dont think Ill ever buy the new 2006 STi, its too ugly.. heh
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Originally Posted by Florida 76
4 years is a long time to wait for someone's hand-me-downs.... by that time all the SS models will be FUBAR and leaking oil
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