Im thinking the 300C 6.4L will have a pretty good resale value? I'm thinking people will keep them for a few months than sell it back for a profit. Thoughts?
Exactly. I got mine knowing full and well we might not be able to flip it. I’m 100% okay with it. Worse case scenario is my wife gets the exact same car with a better motor.Tell yourself whatever you have to and do it. Just don’t count on being able to make $$ and you won’t be disappointed.
Depreciating assets are not good investments by nature. Just don’t gamble if you can’t afford to lose!
One unique feature in the 300 is heated and cooled cup holders. You can argue the level of niceness, but oddly, the 300c comes fully loaded, and is much cheaper than a fully loaded charger.Is this car more comfortable and luxurious as a full loaded scat pack charger?
I would think the charger is just as nice? Besides the styling what you get with this 300C over a scat.
I think I’d rather go for a scat charger myself…..
My dealer tried to hit me with a ton of add ons. I explained that I chose their dealership to pickup and they don’t have to do anything to sell the car. They did MSRP. I am never one to consider buying at MSRP a deal, but this car is significantly less money than a loaded scat, and is only a few thousand more than what my 2015 300s hemi was, so it is actually a good deal.The guys with a actual 300C on order......are you paying MSRP or ADM's on them? (just curious)
Because the deposit got you a reservation, but then it was up to you to figure out the final price with the dealer.
I'm a where of the 12-14, but agree, the 8sp is it. Wish it was in mine, just too costly to switch.It had a 392 option from 2012 to 2014 rated at 470 horse. This 2023 will greatly outperform it, not because of the 15 horse, but because of the 8spd superior transmission.
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