possibly loosing the Camaro
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From: In Geo-synchronous orbit over redass' bathroom,
youd be stupid not to get an LS2 gto for that price. theres a guy here selling a termi for 20k willling to work a deal. although it blew a head gasket and had it replaced.....
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From: Ohio
Yeah, I'd get the GTO if I was you. I'm sure you won't be unhappy with all the new fangled gadgets it has, LOL. Having a strong motor doesn't hurt either. The GTO looks good to me, just with they would have made it look just a little more agressive.
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So you are going to trade it in for eight bills??? Just keep it. If you need $800 that bad I wouldn't recommend spending almost 20k out the door on a pleasure car.
). that really surprised me (maybe it's the fact that the car has been sitting in the mall for nearly 3 months
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From: Donelson, TN
about 6 months before i bought my mustang i was looking at a used 05 GTO LS2 w/ 6spd, but because it was used and i was only 22 and very limited credit history i couldnt get a loan for it even though they only wanted $22,500 for it (yet the ford dealership got me approved for a near $25,000 loan on my 2007 GT)....it had about 6500 miles on it...it was an AWESOME car....if i had the chance to get one i would definitely go for it....and the other poster was right about the weak link in the drive train being the rear ends....GM decided to go cheap on that part for some odd reason....anyways i say go for and just keep the Camaro...
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Still why get rid of the Maro for $800???? Again if you need that money that bad don't buy a pleasure car as a DD. You can get a brand new Focus for $10k without the huge monthly payment.