What is it Worth? - 2002 ss som 22k miles

how much is a 2002 ss som hardtop m6 with 22k miles worth. all stock looks brand new...i have the opportunity to buy it and i want to know what its worth before i make my final decision

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Whats the price that it is for sale at? Theres a guy on here I think his name is slksomss hes selling a som z28 with 27k for 13,500.

how much is a 2002 ss som hardtop m6 with 22k miles worth. all stock looks brand new...i have the opportunity to buy it and i want to know what its worth before i make my final decision

It would have been nice if you told us the price. I'll give you personal experience when buying low mileage, one-owner cars. Simply put, this is the best way to go. Just make sure the maintenance was done and that the car shows no signs of abuse. Even low mileage cars can be ruined by idiot owners.
In regards to your specific car, the color is very desireable from what I have learned from so many posters. To find it on a low mileage, hopefully 'excellent condition' car is another extreme plus. If an older person owned the car with full documentation since purchase, add another plus. You are now presented with the best scenario for a car you would love to have. Right? Look at the retail prices offered at NADA, KBB, any guide you can find, and add $2,000 - $3,000 over that if necessary. Why?? The reasons are easy: it is a car YOU really want, it is a car that will be hard to find elsewhere (actually very difficult with that mileage and in that color), and performance or muscle cars get premiums for being in truly #2 condition (#1 cars are trailer queens with even less mileage and basically showroom). You will also not have to worry about any major repairs hitting you. That is why the premium you pay for a car of this type is so well worth it. Of course try to get the car for as low a price as possible but don't kick yourself later for passing it by for a few thousand. You will regret it and it will be a mistake. Life is too short. You pay for everything miserable in life trom taxes to insurance each and every year. Don't overpay for any car but don't deprive yourself either. Good luck! Let us know how you do. I'd like to know.

I can see paying $13-15k for it if it's MINT and COMPLETELY stock.

it was owned by an old man that just passed away and his wife is trying to sell it for 15k. the car it self looks as if it was still sitting in a show room floor in 2002

Would you consider trading for a 99 white Firehawk??

it was owned by an old man that just passed away and his wife is trying to sell it for 15k. the car it self looks as if it was still sitting in a show room floor in 2002

If that's what you're looking for, I'd buy it. Make her an offer and see what happens.

take her 13500 and call it a day

I can see paying $13-15k for it if it's MINT and COMPLETELY stock.

You're on crack. I would pay up to 18k if it's what I wanted. 15k is a steal.

You're on crack. I would pay up to 18k if it's what I wanted. 15k is a steal.

:jest: Says the man that wants to pay $18k for a 7+ year old car.

$15 aint bad....
if you dont want it...... pm me some contact info.i would like to know more.

:jest: Says the man that wants to pay $18k for a 7+ year old car.

18 is closer than 15. Its worth more money. 15 is a fantastic deal.

ive already put a deposit on the car so well see what happend ill post pics when i bring her home ;)

18 is closer than 15. Its worth more money. 15 is a fantastic deal.

It's "worth" that because some people have no problem paying ~$4-5k over kbb for a car that wasn't that rare to begin with (these were made by the thousands). That's exactly why I waited as long as I did to pick up an f-body.

While owners might not want to hear it...the prices ARE coming down on them. With the economy being what it is...it's currently a buyers market. When I was looking for a car. There were no less than five low mileage SS's (two with mileage lower than 22k) listed on this forum. These cars (even in showroom condition) aren't as rare as people think.

ive already put a deposit on the car so well see what happend ill post pics when i bring her home ;)

Good luck. :cheers: I'm sure that's going to be one sweet ride.

It's "worth" that because some people have no problem paying ~$4-5k over kbb for a car that wasn't that rare to begin with (these were made by the thousands).

For your information: '02 SOM SS cars--total coupes and convertibles, both 6 speed and Automatic = 633. Here's the breakdown: Automatic coupes = 283, 6 Speed coupes = 263, Automatic Convertibles = 46, 6 Speed Convertibles = 41. This is a correct breakdown for the '02 SS total production.

Either way, I may be a little biased because I own an '02 SS but regardless, it doesn't take away from the fact that '02 was the last model year in 35 consecutive years. It's a great ride to have and if it's in stock perfect condition (which it seems to be) I stand by my personal opinion that for 15k, this car is a steal. Op, let us know how it turns out, good luck!!

^^ do you know how many 02 hardtop som ss m6 camaros were made????

For your information: '02 SOM SS cars--total coupes and convertibles, both 6 speed and Automatic = 633. Here's the breakdown: Automatic coupes = 283, 6 Speed coupes = 263, Automatic Convertibles = 46, 6 Speed Convertibles = 41. This is a correct breakdown for the '02 SS total production.

Either way, I may be a little biased because I own an '02 SS but regardless, it doesn't take away from the fact that '02 was the last model year in 35 consecutive years. It's a great ride to have and if it's in stock perfect condition (which it seems to be) I stand by my personal opinion that for 15k, this car is a steal. Op, let us know how it turns out, good luck!!

Someone might care about that when they're car shopping...I sure don't. The woman I bought my car realistically priced it according to fair market value...not some trumped up markup caused by people on message boards quoting build numbers.

There's absolutely nothing limited/rare about a vehicle that upwards of 600 were made in just one of the offered colors. SOM looks cool as hell though, I have to say.

ive already put a deposit on the car so well see what happend ill post pics when i bring her home ;)

Congratulations!! I also feel you did extremely well at $15k or even less?? That is a great find and and a big :thumb: for jumping on it so quick. With less than 300 SOM SS M6 cars built (according to the above post) I definitely would consider it rare and a special stock factory find. Fantastic!

Congrats! Paid just over $14K for mine a couple months ago with 31K miles on the clock. It's not 100% showroom, but close. Mine's part of the 263 and it's a 1LE. Wish I knew how many there were total.

update for you guys. the op of this thread said he'd pay 15, showed up with 14,600 and got shut the fuck down.

my friend is looking at the car now,and I already told him it's more then a steal.

OP: Id like to hear your side of the story. When I talked to the guy yesterday, he told us you put a deposit and were supposed to come back with the remainder with a total sum equaling 15,000. Upon talking to him on the phone, you told him you were on the way and and said "well talk." You then showed up and were $400 dollars short and he sent you home with your deposit. How accurate is this? :jest:

It's "worth" that because some people have no problem paying ~$4-5k over kbb for a car that wasn't that rare to begin with (these were made by the thousands). That's exactly why I waited as long as I did to pick up an f-body.

While owners might not want to hear it...the prices ARE coming down on them. With the economy being what it is...it's currently a buyers market. When I was looking for a car. There were no less than five low mileage SS's (two with mileage lower than 22k) listed on this forum. These cars (even in showroom condition) aren't as rare as people think.



Good luck. :cheers: I'm sure that's going to be one sweet ride.

Just wanted to let you know you're a noob and have no clue what you're talking about /you posting in this thread.