1995 camaro pricing

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18 years ago

Mon, Aug 8, 2005 8:48 PM

Thanks for the help with the reliability posts.

I have a question and try to see this logically.

I've looked up the price for a 1995 camaro both at Kelly Blue Book and other places, and see the particular one I'm looking at, sold privately for $4,125.

According to the guy selling it, it's got 53,000 miles, excellent condition, hard-top, 3.4 liter, all standard manual windows, locks, etc..and he will have it inspected.

Is there anything that I'm missing as to why he's asking $5,500 for this car?

Thanks.

My daughter is driving me crazy about buying this car :)

Art

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18 years ago

Mon, Aug 8, 2005 10:21 PM

NADA prices the car out at $4725 low retail, $5750 average retail, and $6575 high retail. He may be using these prices as his starting point. Of course NADA, I believe gets their averaging from used car companies sales and not the general public.

...Ron

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18 years ago

Mon, Aug 8, 2005 11:23 PM

NADA has prices for both dealer and private sale. Those prices are just guidelines. It does not mean that car is worth a certain price. He's asking $5500 because he believes it's worth that to the right buyer. If he's wrong or he gets impatient, he'll lower the price. If he's right you won't get that particular car.