[Charjar]

Looking to sell a 2015 Dodge SRT HellCat with very low miles. Any suggestions to determine asking price. Sublime green with black hood scoop. Thanks in advance.

 

[Xylander]

Mileage, condition, modifications, number of owners, clean Carfax/title? All of those matter a lot more than the color.

In general, a '15 if it's been used more than 20k miles, is going to be worth somewhere in the high 40s to low 50k range, more than likely. If it's been modified, you can expect 10-15% less. An unmodified low miles Sublime M6 (less than 3,000mi)... different story. Close to 80k for one of those at auction wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility.

The asking price will also depend on how fast you want to sell it or how much you have to have out of it. You can TRY to sell a modified car with 25,000mi on it for $70,000, but you might have to spend $2,000 in advertising over the course of a year to do it. But, if you wanted to sell it quick, you put a $52k OBO on it and will likely get offers in the 47-49k range in a week.

To get your price, you have to find the buyer for the car. Take me for example. I would be game for a '15 Sublime M6 if it had less than 10k miles on it AND ONLY if it was unmodified. I don't buy modified Hellcats. I don't care if it was tuned by the best tuner on the planet... I simply will not touch a Hellcat with a P1400 code unless it's for sale on a police auction with a starting bid of $20,000. The further a car is from stock, the smaller the pool of buyers. The more miles, the smaller it gets again. Thus, if it's modified and well used, the moving price is going to end up low unless you plan on sitting on it for a while until that golden unicorn buyer shows up for the car.

 

[HemiMetal]

Looking to sell a 2015 Dodge SRT HellCat with very low miles. Any suggestions to determine asking price. Sublime green with black hood scoop. Thanks in advance.

Use the link below (replace VIN at the end of the link with your VIN number), copy and paste into your browser address window. Then populate the fields on the left (you don't have to set a price yet) and Cargurus will determine a instant market value for your vehicle based upon other Hellcats with the same make, model, and year that are selling or have recently sold in your zip code area. Good luck!

cargurus.com/Cars/instantMarketValueFromVIN.action?startUrl=%2FCars%2Fsell-car%2F&++++++++carDescription.vin%0D%0A=VIN

 

[VARedeye]

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[Charjar]

Mileage, condition, modifications, number of owners, clean Carfax/title? All of those matter a lot more than the color.

In general, a '15 if it's been used more than 20k miles, is going to be worth somewhere in the high 40s to low 50k range, more than likely. If it's been modified, you can expect 10-15% less. An unmodified low miles Sublime M6 (less than 3,000mi)... different story. Close to 80k for one of those at auction wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility.

The asking price will also depend on how fast you want to sell it or how much you have to have out of it. You can TRY to sell a modified car with 25,000mi on it for $70,000, but you might have to spend $2,000 in advertising over the course of a year to do it. But, if you wanted to sell it quick, you put a $52k OBO on it and will likely get offers in the 47-49k range in a week.

To get your price, you have to find the buyer for the car. Take me for example. I would be game for a '15 Sublime M6 if it had less than 10k miles on it AND ONLY if it was unmodified. I don't buy modified Hellcats. I don't care if it was tuned by the best tuner on the planet... I simply will not touch a Hellcat with a P1400 code unless it's for sale on a police auction with a starting bid of $20,000. The further a car is from stock, the smaller the pool of buyers. The more miles, the smaller it gets again. Thus, if it's modified and well used, the moving price is going to end up low unless you plan on sitting on it for a while until that golden unicorn buyer shows up for the car.

Thank you so much for the info. It has never been modified and as of right now has less than 3000 miles. This car has always been garage kept and I only tinted the windows. Thanks again

 

[Loosescrews]

Sounds like you and Xlander may be able to make a deal.

 

[White Trash]

65k is where I would start. They don’t make that color anymore

 

[Moparmadness68]

if you could post pics I'd appreciate it. thanks

 

[GOING TO HELL 19]

Whatever price you figure out it will be high. Your car has a lot going for it. Good luck

 

[Keith Richards 768Q]

Sounds like the perfect Bring a Trailer car, takes about a month to go through the process. I have sold on there and getting ready to list a few more. I bought our second cat there a month ago, paid about $1k more than I planned on bidding but at the end of the day very happy with this 500 mile car. Back to your car I have not seen many Hellcats on the last few weeks, my guess is you could probably set a reserve at $58k and with a few bidders wanting a premium 6 speed car end up $65k +/-. I agree with above, I don’t buy modified cars, engine, ect. But ok with paint protection and tinting.

Here is one from a few months back: 2,100-Mile 2016 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat 6-Speed

mine: 515-Mile 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat

 

[PurrKitty]

I just bought a TorRed 2015 with 4,900 miles, two tone interior, loaded with no mods for 57,500 3 weeks ago. I have already been offered more. I looked a long time for my car and think I have a pretty good handle on the market right now. There was a 2015 Plumb Crazy in NY with 2900 for 59,000 when I bought mine. (On cargurus) For you Low- mid 60’s is realistic. Value only going up for the short term at least depending on what happens with this economy, maybe for the long term as well. I turned down a low 60 offer because after tax that’s what I spent.
Sell to Xylander so he can get back in a Cat!