Man tries selling $30,000 2010 Chevrolet Camaro he bought new 15 years ago but it goes badly wrong

This man tried selling his $30,000 2010 Chevrolet Camaro that he bought 15 years ago, but it went badly wrong.

The owner of his 2010 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS listed it on an auction site, but it didn’t do great as far as bids are concerned.

These cars are usually estimated to be worth around $30,000, but can go for as much as $78,500.

But when the highest bid on this car was only $10,600, it’s easy to understand why the bidder might have been disappointed.

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This man tried to sell his $30,000 2010 Chevrolet Camaro, but it didn’t meet his expectations

This man wanted to sell his 2010 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS, which would ordinarily be worth around $30,000.

It had a clean Florida title and 88,000 miles on the top.

So this car could hardly be described as showroom new, and the corrosion of the underbody and scratches on the paintwork don’t do much to help in that regard.

With worn front seats and torn carpet on the inside, it’s evident that this car got a fair bit of usage in its time.

Not that it’s run down by any stretch.

With this model of car fetching anything from between $30,000 and $78,500, the seller was likely expecting a decent profit.

But instead, the highest bid turned out to be $10,600.

The site hosting the auction said it would try and reach an agreement between the seller and the highest bidder.

Cars going up for auctions are often gems

We’ve seen a lot of spectacular cars going up on auction sites.

There was this Acura Integra Type R, which sold for $204,204 when it went up for auction.

Or how about these three Fast & Furious cars that were bought up for $15,000?

And that’s not forgetting Michael Schumacher’s iconic Ferrari Formula One, which set a record when it sold.

There’s a lot of good cars going out on these sites, but it’s important that the right bid is made.

After all, who would want to part way with a car if they felt like they weren’t getting the right price?

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