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Someone’s Asking Nearly $100,000 For A Stock F-body Camaro

Of all the F-body Chevrolet Camaros produced, the 2002 Camaro SS 35th Anniversary Edition is arguably one of the most treasured. As the final year for the F-body (and at the time, the final year for the Camaro), the V8-powered sports car is a historically significant piece in the model’s history. But is it historically significant enough to warrant paying nearly $100,000 for one?

That’s what one Norman, Okla. dealer is banking on. With only 10 miles on the 12-year-old car’s odometer, the dealer is asking a whopping $99,988 for the limited edition Camaro. Personally we’d save some money and buy a new Camaro Z/28 or a loaded Corvette Stingray.

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  1. Nah. I’d rather spend $100k on the new, faster, better built, better looking CTS-V.

    T-tops? I don’t even want to look at them, Bandit.

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  2. No way would I spend that kind of money on that, although I do love the styling of the car. The interior is terrible, plus the engine is pushed so far back making repairs tough. Anybody ever sit as a pasenger in one? The floor bump is so awkward. Il take the rear end look over the CTSV or new Vette any day tho.

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  3. No one will spend that money. They are only doing this for attention or they are nuts.

    Often people post cars at crazy prices to get them attention and try to drive speculation. Or like I said they are nuts.

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  4. If you’re an F-body fan this is as good as it gets. Personally, I love em, t-tops and all. I own a 2001 Trans Am WS6. Like many f-body owners, I love the car but I don’t pretend it’s something it’s not. The LS1 is a gem and the styling is unique, love it or hate it. The interior is not great, just like many cars of that era, and the ride doesn’t compare to a new Camaro SS. This car isn’t worth anywhere near $100,000, maybe in another 30 years…

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  5. Too early brah. Give it about 30-60 years. (if ever)

    p.s. I LOVE 4th gen f-bodies, but there isn’t a Camaro or Firebird of that era worth half that type of money.

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  6. It is all supply and demand and suppliers are un naturally high and right now the demands are very low.

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  7. In 2030 if it still has 10 miles on it he might get it……. maybe. Lock it up as a retierment package haha.

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