I was in the market for an LT1, before i got a 2SS. You just have to be patient, take your time, and find a good dealer, and a good deal. It's out there.
Found the exact Camaro LT1 i wanted in Wesley Chapel and they wanted $580 a month, $0 down for 36 months. I’m gonna keep looking. Any tips for finding one for good price and negotiating?
It’s definitely tougher down here man. It took me over a month of looking before I found an LT1 for a good deal. I saw several examples in the area of dealers wanting 600 per month on a LEASE. Just be patient man, eventually there will be a model that’s been sitting on a lot for a few months and it’ll get hit with a bunch of discounts. You can negotiate too, but if they’re starting at 580, you’re probably not gonna end up with a good deal. My best tip for negotiating is to simply show the dealer what the other guys are willing to sell the car for and if they can beat that. Especially if the other dealership is farther away. You can have a number in mind without any examples of offers, but showing them that you have an offer already will make them more willing to make a deal happen, since they’ll consider you a serious customer that isn’t looking to spend a lot of their time. I’m far from an expert of course, but that’s what I did for my last 2 cars and I think I got really good deals.
Purchased my 2020 LT1 last year used with 2k miles on it. 6spd, NPP, window's tinted, rim and tire package, 305 rear 285 front (NITTOS) w/ a carbon fiber front lip. 32k. I dropped 7k. Payment is $370 a month. Added drop springs and a sound system. Sitting with 12k miles on it looks like I can get a little over 40k for it as it sits if I wanted to sell it. Crazy!!!
Bruh… that’s one of the best deals I’ve ever heard of hahaha that’s probably an unbelievable car😂 hope you enjoy it brother thanks for the comment! Any wheel spin off the line in good weather with the 305 nitto’s?
@@WTFCRLT1 Yeah the guy I bought it from literally bought it and drove it on the weekends from time to time. He absorbed all of the loss for me. I struggle out of first every time. You lug it out of first and your playing catch up. Crank up the RPM's and you burn em up. Practice makes perfect! Great work with the channel.
@@chrisbowen9842 damn wheel spin even with 305’s that kinda sucks. I’m probably going with Firestone firehawk Indy 500 tires soon, or I’ll just spend the extra on pilot sport 4s’s. Either way Imma stick with a 255 setup to keep my stock rims. I’ll definitely still have wheel spin but it should help. I can step on the gas about half way before I get wheelspin off the line, but can’t really get my 0-60 under 4.5 with my stock 245 all seasons
There are barely any Camaro's in inventory right now. The plant that builds them is down and opening on June 21st. Expect them to start coming at the end of the month, not worth wasting time going to the dealership for nothing.
Yeah man that chip shortage really screwed American manufacturers. Ram literally closed down their 2021 factories permanently and half the Ford/lincoln dealers don’t have a single car to sell. Hopefully this makes them change who they do business with, unless they just wanna continue cutting costs wherever possible only to get screwed in the end.
Thanks for the video. Sorry if I missed this in your video...does the LT1 come with auto climate temperature control? Also what is the tire size front/rear for the all seasons, 245 F 275 R?
No problem.. auto climate is standard, and so are all seasons. They are a square set Up at 245/40/20 but I just made an upgrade in that regard so stay* tuned! Appreciate your comment!
@@WTFCRLT1 Thanks for the reply! I assume the 245 all seasons struggle for grip in 1st gear? Trying to decide if I should order a 2022 with the 1LE option.
Yeah 1st gear is a big struggle stock. 1LE has 305 sticky’s in the rear so that definitely won’t have any issues but throw on a nice set of tires on an lt1 and you won’t have any issues either and for way less cost unless you’re looking to track the car. Then I’d recommend 1LE all day.
You can put bolt ons onto a lease. They may void your warranty, but that’d be the case for a non lease as well. Hell, you can do forced induction if you wanted to it’d just be a huge waste of money since you can’t sell the car without buying it out. Cosmetically, they’ll definitely charge you at the end of the lease if they can’t be removed without leaving any marks. So don’t do anything permanent on a lease.
@@WTFCRLT1 yeah I figured they'll stick ya for everything at the end of a lease. With what I'd want to do to an LT1 or SS, I'd probably want to keep it over 3 years anyway.
This is more for lease not full on purchase. Every dealership in Southern California lately markups LT1 & 1SS between $6K & $10K. And worst of all, for someone who has "good" credit in the 700s, they want to set me at over $900 a month!
You can always buy out the car after or during your lease, however the cost is non negotiable and you have to pay the difference between what you paid on the lease, and the original sale price of the vehicle. Residual value becomes irrelevant and since the cost is non negotiable, I wouldn’t personally recommend going that route unless you REALLY love that car, or if it has somehow appreciated in value. Thanks for the comment!
i got a camaro 2018 ss yesterday i’m enjoying it every last of it, i will be finishing in 72 months i pay 670$ a month i will keep it like that to pay it off faster car only has 33,015 miles, it’s new
Just got mine two weeks ago for 47k out the door msrp was 42 but 47 with taxes and fees out the door I think I could’ve waited a bit more for prices to go down but I don’t regret it
I got the the LT1 for that price unfortunately but the 1ss msrp was starting at 46-48 not including dealer fees and taxes and the 2ss starting msrp is 49-55
Yeah since everything skyrocketed on pricing, a supposed chip shortage, used car market going up, for 47 I could’ve gotten a 1ss but it gave me an unfortunate experience to become more patient when it comes to finance lol
Sounds like a good deal. I'm leasing my LT1 for $350 a month , $1k down. 39 months. 10,000 miles a year. In LA area. Most dealers were quoting $450. LT1 A10 with performance exhaust and black optional rims. Don't mind the 10k miles because I have a 2nd car. Would have gotten a 6MT but none were in my area and my other car is a stick
I was gonna buy one with a 6-speed but there weren’t any available. I didn’t wanna buy one with the A/10 so I just did a 0 down lease instead. I after 3 years I’ll end up paying about what I intended to drop for a down payment haha it just seemed like the smarter thing to do if I couldn’t get the car I really wanted. I usually don’t like leasing, but since what I’m paying barely covers depreciation while allowing me to keep the money I was intending to put down, it just made more sense. If the market stays the way it is, I’ll just end up extending the lease or buying out the car, although hopefully the market returns to normal and possibly allow me to get something different after the lease is up. Maybe a ZL1 or 1LE possibly haha Who knows.
@@WTFCRLT1 awesome 👏 I hope you keep it bro 😎 I’ve ordered my new 2022 LT1 Camaro with a few ad ons ! It’s gonna hav ethe leather seats!! Cause a Camaro has to have leather !! Just my opinion! And wild cherry 🍒 tint coat ! With the 20’inch special rim and tire package on it ! Oh I’m from Winnipeg Canada 🇨🇦! And it’s not here yet ! But the dealership will will winter store it for me so I won’t get to drive till next spring which sux !!
Surprisingly good for 245 all season tires, but it can definitely be improved. You can floor it in 2nd gear all day with no wheel spin but 1st will spin at anything over 1/2 throttle
I found a nice 2021, MSRP 40100.00, but there are no discounts and the dealer won't budge from MSRP. Lease is ~ 625/ month 36/10 and that's with $4000 down.
@@WTFCRLT1 Sorry it was a 2022! MSRP was 38900.00 They sold it within a few hours of just putting it on the lot early morning. It's the beautiful deep blue metallic one most everyone seems to want :D People from Riverside County & LA drove down early morning to buy it at that price. 2022 with the active exhaust. That battleship grey is another hot one... seems the black ones sit on the lot for a while.
Nope, it’s a frameless mirror, but it’s old school. Not even auto dimming. That switch on the mirror is how you control whether the mirror is dimmed or not.
That’s the worst haha I was ready to buy one too, but couldn’t find the one I really wanted so I ended up with the lease. I wish you luck man! Worst case you can always special order the car!
@@WTFCRLT1 I was thinking about special ordering the car in Rally Green metallic with the active exhaust and Bose sound system plus aluminum petals and all weather floor mats, total was 36,000 but plus taxes it was more like 38,000 but with the money I have do you think I have enough time to order it and it still come to me before end of production in 2022?? Ive been saving since last year when I was 17 and I’m ready to purchase!
@@J6CEW0LF I believe they’re making a 2023 model and discontinuing the vehicle after that. I was also thinking about actually purchasing one of those towards the end of production if I can. Special orders should only take 2-3 months to come in though so I don’t think you’ll have any issues. The only issue is that if there is a specific deal/incentive right now for the car, there’s no guarantee that it’ll still be in effect when your vehicle actually comes in, so you don’t have as much buying power but if that’s the perfect car that you really want, why not lol.
@@WTFCRLT1 Thanks for the all the info bro this helped me a lot I thought I was in a race against time but if they’re making a 2023 I might have to hold off and see how that’s like 👍🏻
I just picked my LT1 up for $41k yesterday. 10 speed, 20k miles. Did I get screwed? I noticed they initially started at $35k at the cheapest. Is the raise in price due to inflation, and the fact they aren't making any right now?
I haven’t been keeping up with the market on used LT1’s man but paying 41k for a used LT1 just doesn’t sound like a good deal. Maybe they’re selling above market value for one reason or another, and in that case I’ll feel like a fool for leasing mine lol but just googling local inventories, there are several listed for under $30k with less than 20k miles. It’s still an awesome car and it should hold its value well regardless. Thanks for the comment brother and hope you enjoy the car!
@@WTFCRLT1 It depends on where you live as well when calculating value, and those 30k mile ones could have some underlying issues, bad titles, etc... even if they aren't that old, as far as I'm aware.
Click bait video. How much he leased it for. And you gotta have a 730 or higher credit. O,us with leases, you DONT dare modify it. Especially in this post 2020 era, with climate lockdowns coming with J Brandon declaring a climate emergency last week.
@Black Ghost for many older cars, yes (and I've owned them). But the gear ratios and clutches on newer cars/Trans will outperform manual. I own a 10 spd v8 camaro and won't be going back, that's for sure
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I was in the market for an LT1, before i got a 2SS. You just have to be patient, take your time, and find a good dealer, and a good deal. It's out there.
Thanks man I’m being patient for mine. Didn’t realize how popular the LT1 was when I went for it
Found the exact Camaro LT1 i wanted in Wesley Chapel and they wanted $580 a month, $0 down for 36 months. I’m gonna keep looking. Any tips for finding one for good price and negotiating?
It’s definitely tougher down here man. It took me over a month of looking before I found an LT1 for a good deal. I saw several examples in the area of dealers wanting 600 per month on a LEASE. Just be patient man, eventually there will be a model that’s been sitting on a lot for a few months and it’ll get hit with a bunch of discounts. You can negotiate too, but if they’re starting at 580, you’re probably not gonna end up with a good deal. My best tip for negotiating is to simply show the dealer what the other guys are willing to sell the car for and if they can beat that. Especially if the other dealership is farther away. You can have a number in mind without any examples of offers, but showing them that you have an offer already will make them more willing to make a deal happen, since they’ll consider you a serious customer that isn’t looking to spend a lot of their time. I’m far from an expert of course, but that’s what I did for my last 2 cars and I think I got really good deals.
Thanks for the video man, looking into leasing this too, so this was informative.
Thank you for the support man good luck with the car!
Why lease a car. You don't own it
That is a super good deal... I would have taken that in a heart beat right now
When your channel blows up I’ll remember I was abt your 450th subscriber good vid
Thanks Timmy I’ll remember this comment as well! Really appreciate your support brother.
Purchased my 2020 LT1 last year used with 2k miles on it. 6spd, NPP, window's tinted, rim and tire package, 305 rear 285 front (NITTOS) w/ a carbon fiber front lip. 32k. I dropped 7k. Payment is $370 a month. Added drop springs and a sound system. Sitting with 12k miles on it looks like I can get a little over 40k for it as it sits if I wanted to sell it. Crazy!!!
Bruh… that’s one of the best deals I’ve ever heard of hahaha that’s probably an unbelievable car😂 hope you enjoy it brother thanks for the comment! Any wheel spin off the line in good weather with the 305 nitto’s?
@@WTFCRLT1 Yeah the guy I bought it from literally bought it and drove it on the weekends from time to time. He absorbed all of the loss for me.
I struggle out of first every time. You lug it out of first and your playing catch up. Crank up the RPM's and you burn em up. Practice makes perfect! Great work with the channel.
@@chrisbowen9842 damn wheel spin even with 305’s that kinda sucks. I’m probably going with Firestone firehawk Indy 500 tires soon, or I’ll just spend the extra on pilot sport 4s’s. Either way Imma stick with a 255 setup to keep my stock rims. I’ll definitely still have wheel spin but it should help. I can step on the gas about half way before I get wheelspin off the line, but can’t really get my 0-60 under 4.5 with my stock 245 all seasons
$32k is NICE. All I'm seeing is $38k😫😔
This brought me hope
There are barely any Camaro's in inventory right now. The plant that builds them is down and opening on June 21st. Expect them to start coming at the end of the month, not worth wasting time going to the dealership for nothing.
Yeah man that chip shortage really screwed American manufacturers. Ram literally closed down their 2021 factories permanently and half the Ford/lincoln dealers don’t have a single car to sell. Hopefully this makes them change who they do business with, unless they just wanna continue cutting costs wherever possible only to get screwed in the end.
I just bought 2019 LT1 for 28k and it had 1 owner with 31,000 miles but it is very quick car.
Thanks for the video. Sorry if I missed this in your video...does the LT1 come with auto climate temperature control? Also what is the tire size front/rear for the all seasons, 245 F 275 R?
No problem.. auto climate is standard, and so are all seasons. They are a square set
Up at 245/40/20 but I just made an upgrade in that regard so stay* tuned! Appreciate your comment!
@@WTFCRLT1 Thanks for the reply! I assume the 245 all seasons struggle for grip in 1st gear? Trying to decide if I should order a 2022 with the 1LE option.
Yeah 1st gear is a big struggle stock. 1LE has 305 sticky’s in the rear so that definitely won’t have any issues but throw on a nice set of tires on an lt1 and you won’t have any issues either and for way less cost unless you’re looking to track the car. Then I’d recommend 1LE all day.
Just look it up dude. Geez why are people so dumb or lazy. Duh.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you can't mod anything on a lease right? Like I would want to mod the exhaust, cold air intake, cosmetics, etc..
You can put bolt ons onto a lease. They may void your warranty, but that’d be the case for a non lease as well. Hell, you can do forced induction if you wanted to it’d just be a huge waste of money since you can’t sell the car without buying it out. Cosmetically, they’ll definitely charge you at the end of the lease if they can’t be removed without leaving any marks. So don’t do anything permanent on a lease.
@@WTFCRLT1 yeah I figured they'll stick ya for everything at the end of a lease. With what I'd want to do to an LT1 or SS, I'd probably want to keep it over 3 years anyway.
0 down is great. I'm in the Tampa area. So I know the dealers here but now with the shortage it won't fly.
I got really lucky with timing man idk if I would’ve still been able to afford the car if I had waited another 3 weeks.
This is more for lease not full on purchase. Every dealership in Southern California lately markups LT1 & 1SS between $6K & $10K. And worst of all, for someone who has "good" credit in the 700s, they want to set me at over $900 a month!
What if I wanna keep my Camaro when my lease is up?
You can always buy out the car after or during your lease, however the cost is non negotiable and you have to pay the difference between what you paid on the lease, and the original sale price of the vehicle. Residual value becomes irrelevant and since the cost is non negotiable, I wouldn’t personally recommend going that route unless you REALLY love that car, or if it has somehow appreciated in value. Thanks for the comment!
If you don’t mind me asking how much is the insurance?
Around 2,300 per year but I’m also on my parents policy. It would be higher if I was on my own.
i got a camaro 2018 ss yesterday i’m enjoying it every last of it, i will be finishing in 72 months i pay 670$ a month i will keep it like that to pay it off faster car only has 33,015 miles, it’s new
How much did you put down and how much was it
Just got mine two weeks ago for 47k out the door msrp was 42 but 47 with taxes and fees out the door I think I could’ve waited a bit more for prices to go down but I don’t regret it
Did you get the ss or lt1? I hope you got the 2ss that kind of steep for lt1
I got the the LT1 for that price unfortunately but the 1ss msrp was starting at 46-48 not including dealer fees and taxes and the 2ss starting msrp is 49-55
@@_saltyrhino prices must of went up since I got mine I got 17 2ss for 51 but it was 47 before they added all the bs stuff that you don't need
Yeah since everything skyrocketed on pricing, a supposed chip shortage, used car market going up, for 47 I could’ve gotten a 1ss but it gave me an unfortunate experience to become more patient when it comes to finance lol
what's the app that helped you lease again ?
RODO
1LZ is the ordering code for an LT1.
My ordering code was 1LZ/1SS Coupe
Sounds like a good deal.
I'm leasing my LT1 for $350 a month , $1k down. 39 months. 10,000 miles a year. In LA area.
Most dealers were quoting $450.
LT1 A10 with performance exhaust and black optional rims. Don't mind the 10k miles because I have a 2nd car.
Would have gotten a 6MT but none were in my area and my other car is a stick
Thanks man I think I got just about the best deal that I could at the time so I’m definitely happy with the car and price. Appreciate your input!
How much you paying in insurance?
@@americanrroyalty between my two cars I have a bundle for $4K. I live I the city of LA so that pushes rates up.
@@mastoslayerica a year?
@@americanrroyalty yes
Why did you lease it ? And do you plan on keeping the Camaro after the lease is up ?
I was gonna buy one with a 6-speed but there weren’t any available. I didn’t wanna buy one with the A/10 so I just did a 0 down lease instead. I after 3 years I’ll end up paying about what I intended to drop for a down payment haha it just seemed like the smarter thing to do if I couldn’t get the car I really wanted. I usually don’t like leasing, but since what I’m paying barely covers depreciation while allowing me to keep the money I was intending to put down, it just made more sense. If the market stays the way it is, I’ll just end up extending the lease or buying out the car, although hopefully the market returns to normal and possibly allow me to get something different after the lease is up. Maybe a ZL1 or 1LE possibly haha Who knows.
@@WTFCRLT1 awesome 👏 I hope you keep it bro 😎 I’ve ordered my new 2022 LT1 Camaro with a few ad ons ! It’s gonna hav ethe leather seats!! Cause a Camaro has to have leather !! Just my opinion! And wild cherry 🍒 tint coat ! With the 20’inch special rim and tire package on it ! Oh I’m from Winnipeg Canada 🇨🇦! And it’s not here yet ! But the dealership will will winter store it for me so I won’t get to drive till next spring which sux !!
Sheesh sucks you gotta wait so long but I hope you enjoy the car! I’m sure you will haha hope you can get it soon
How is the traction?
Surprisingly good for 245 all season tires, but it can definitely be improved. You can floor it in 2nd gear all day with no wheel spin but 1st will spin at anything over 1/2 throttle
We just got a bunch of these in. I just leased one myself. If you need one let me know. I sell them. Daytona Beach, Fl.
I'm gonna need one soon.. Lol.
I found a nice 2021, MSRP 40100.00, but there are no discounts and the dealer won't budge from MSRP. Lease is ~ 625/ month 36/10 and that's with $4000 down.
Sheesh.. crazy part is that they’ll actually end up selling it for that price. hopefully that changes soon but who knows.
@@WTFCRLT1 Sorry it was a 2022! MSRP was 38900.00 They sold it within a few hours of just putting it on the lot early morning. It's the beautiful deep blue metallic one most everyone seems to want :D People from Riverside County & LA drove down early morning to buy it at that price. 2022 with the active exhaust. That battleship grey is another hot one... seems the black ones sit on the lot for a while.
Hey I got mine with the technology package and active exhaust in Texas for $35,100 , financed it
and pay 350 a month with a substantial down payment
After taxes that sounds like a really good deal! Hope you enjoy the car brother thanks for the comment!
After adding packages I got quote of $42000 :( before tax for v6 1LT
@@747lalit that is a scam.
Wait does the lt1 come with a digital rear view mirror?!
Nope, it’s a frameless mirror, but it’s old school. Not even auto dimming. That switch on the mirror is how you control whether the mirror is dimmed or not.
@@WTFCRLT1 okaaay thanks man 😀
The 2ss has that mirror
Man I can’t find any Camaros at my local dealerships smh I have 20,000 ready for a down payment! 🤦🏻♂️
That’s the worst haha I was ready to buy one too, but couldn’t find the one I really wanted so I ended up with the lease. I wish you luck man! Worst case you can always special order the car!
@@WTFCRLT1 I was thinking about special ordering the car in Rally Green metallic with the active exhaust and Bose sound system plus aluminum petals and all weather floor mats, total was 36,000 but plus taxes it was more like 38,000 but with the money I have do you think I have enough time to order it and it still come to me before end of production in 2022?? Ive been saving since last year when I was 17 and I’m ready to purchase!
@@J6CEW0LF I believe they’re making a 2023 model and discontinuing the vehicle after that. I was also thinking about actually purchasing one of those towards the end of production if I can. Special orders should only take 2-3 months to come in though so I don’t think you’ll have any issues. The only issue is that if there is a specific deal/incentive right now for the car, there’s no guarantee that it’ll still be in effect when your vehicle actually comes in, so you don’t have as much buying power but if that’s the perfect car that you really want, why not lol.
@@WTFCRLT1 Thanks for the all the info bro this helped me a lot I thought I was in a race against time but if they’re making a 2023 I might have to hold off and see how that’s like 👍🏻
Bro I got lucky with the 10 speed 2021 Lt1 Camaro same color as his car. I got it fresh off the truck came in early asf got the car same day .
366/mo, but how much due at sale? 0?
Yup👍🏼
I just picked my LT1 up for $41k yesterday. 10 speed, 20k miles. Did I get screwed? I noticed they initially started at $35k at the cheapest. Is the raise in price due to inflation, and the fact they aren't making any right now?
I haven’t been keeping up with the market on used LT1’s man but paying 41k for a used LT1 just doesn’t sound like a good deal. Maybe they’re selling above market value for one reason or another, and in that case I’ll feel like a fool for leasing mine lol but just googling local inventories, there are several listed for under $30k with less than 20k miles. It’s still an awesome car and it should hold its value well regardless. Thanks for the comment brother and hope you enjoy the car!
@@WTFCRLT1 that's shitty. I do enjoy it, I guess I'll just plan to keep.it.for a really long time 😅
@@WTFCRLT1 It depends on where you live as well when calculating value, and those 30k mile ones could have some underlying issues, bad titles, etc... even if they aren't that old, as far as I'm aware.
@@colehavenar2638 the used market is just crazy right now.....so really hard to get a good deal
Should bought the 6 speed manual
Click bait video. How much he leased it for. And you gotta have a 730 or higher credit. O,us with leases, you DONT dare modify it. Especially in this post 2020 era, with climate lockdowns coming with J Brandon declaring a climate emergency last week.
Shoulda got the manual transmission.
To go slower? No. Use the paddles/shifter in the A10. This car was tested (multiple sources) to be faster with auto
@@Chris-zg8rk fastness comes from the engine and driver not trans
@Black Ghost for many older cars, yes (and I've owned them). But the gear ratios and clutches on newer cars/Trans will outperform manual. I own a 10 spd v8 camaro and won't be going back, that's for sure
U talk too much....
Thanks far watching lol appreciate your input!
Ramon you douche too much....
the point of this video is to inform you. talk to you, to inform you. bozo