Stunning Camaro 2010. 18k Miles! Pristine. Zl1 Wheels! Meticulously Maintained!! on 2040-cars
Arlington Heights, Illinois, United States
Hello I am selling my baby, my 2010 Camaro.
This car has been meticulously maintained mechanically and cosmetically. Oil changed every 3k-4k miles with mobil 1 synthetic oil. I did all the oil changes myself I never trusted anyone else doing them. Ive owned the car since 1200 miles and have not had one issue with the car. Never had to take it in for any reason at all. The Car is still under warranty until september. Car has never been in an accident. Carfax is perfect and I can show you a copy if you ask me. No check engine lights abs lights stabilitrack lights or anything like that. The car drives like new. no problems of any kind. The car has always been stored in a heated garage. The car was never driven hard or raced as I am not into those kinds of things. The car does have a Injen Intake and Custom exhaust though and let me tell you it sounds like a v8 at low rpm. Really nice low rumbling sound. People are shocked all the time when I tell them its not a v8. I have put alot of money and time into this car and I currently need a truck for work so the camaro has to go. I would like to sell it fast as you see the price reflects that. Car Is always washed by hand using a two bucket wash method to reduce marring to the paint. The paint looks better than new since its always waxed. In addition to some aftermarket parts, I have all the stock parts for the car as well. Modifications include Tinted windows 35% Leather seats cover paid over 500 for them. Zl1 Wheels and brand new less than 5k miiles with toyo proxes all around 315 tires in back. Injen Cold air intake Custom exhaust made to sound very similar to a v8, people ask me how did i get the sound so deep all the time. They always assume its an 8. MGP Calipers cost me 300 dollars. Halo Headlights Switchback DRLs SS Front bumper which gives it the awesome mail scoop and more ground hugging bumper paid 800 dollars for this but it is one of my favorites 1 inch eibach lowering springs all around. Looks 10x better than stock height and you dont have to worry about scraping anything anywhere. 300 dollar RPI front splitter. 400 dollar Technostalgia taillights are the coolest taillights you can buy for this car, They have sequential turn signals rapidfire brake lights, and even a show mode I used at a car show. Vinyl Roof Stripes and rear deck plus spoiler stripes could be easily removed if wanted to. I currently have a carbon fiber hood wrap that was to be installed can include. 10 inch subwoofer gives the factory sound system that little extra kick it needs. For this price you wont find a car that turns heads like this. If you have any questions about the car give me a ring at 847 481 9212 my name is Kevin. Have a blessed day! |
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