[Palerider]

I built a manual Hellcat on the Chrysler website with a 6-speed manual:
Dodge Build & Price | Customize Your Vehicle

But when I took it to dealer he said not available with manual 6-speed.
Is this true?

Thanks,
Pale

 

[snobrdrdan]

Yup...not available & hasn't been for 2021 for whatever reason (possibly some testing or something?)

They're claiming it should be available for the 2022's though

 

[sleepingweasal]

I built a manual Hellcat on the Chrysler website with a 6-speed manual:
Dodge Build & Price | Customize Your Vehicle

But when I took it to dealer he said not available with manual 6-speed.
Is this true?

Thanks,
Pale

Yeah there's another thread about this. I contacted Chrysler and created a case. The SRT department itself called me, the told me they were working on recalibration of the manual system, and they hoped no later than end of summer, definitely by October. Looks like that's not happening after all.

 

[Himmelkat]

You could always save a ton of money and just buy a used manual Hellcat. If you had to literally replace (if they were all so beat up from use) the entire engine, trans, and rearend, plus all the brakes, you would still be ahead, financially.

And you would have a manual Hellcat in top shape, which others cannot get.

 

[MerlinsGarage]

You could always save a ton of money and just buy a used manual Hellcat. If you had to literally replace (if they were all so beat up from use) the entire engine, trans, and rearend, plus all the brakes, you would still be ahead, financially.

And you would have a manual Hellcat in top shape, which others cannot get.

Actually not the case. There are 2019s and '20s Challenger HCWBs out there for sale but the asking is higher than the purchase price of a new one. Most folks that have them know Dodge has not built them for a year.. If in fact you do find one with............low mileage, clean of body, soul and carfax, rear tires still like new and desirable color / options at ANY price under MSRP. Buy it immediately. Then post here..................good luck.

 

[PboysCat]

Actually not the case. There are 2019s and '20s Challenger HCWBs out there for sale but the asking is higher than the purchase price of a new one. Most folks that have them know Dodge has not built them for a year.. If in fact you do find one with............low mileage, clean of body, soul and carfax, rear tires still like new and desirable color / options at ANY price under MSRP. Buy it immediately. Then post here..................good luck.

It's not a 2019/2020, but personally partial to the OG of Hellcats... Hoping this is allowed...

My husband passed away in February from a vicious cancer. We have a 6-Speed Manual, 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat in Phantom Black Tri-Coat Pearl with Nappa Leather/Alcantara interior. The price of the car new was $62,580. It has about 5,000 miles on it (It's beyond babied with its custom cover on it and as anal as my husband was with his car, I didn't want to uncover it and risk getting it dusty and/or disturbing how he left it, until I have a serious buyer. At which time I can get an exact mileage, but it's very close to 5,000). I've done my homework and know that almost this exact car, with 12,118 miles, just sold at auction for $60,500 and Kelly Bluebook has that as a fair market range. I live in New Hampshire and after some heartache have decided to part with the car if I can find a buyer for $60,000. This is a car that has not been driven hard like many hellcats on the market. It has mostly been cruised through town, only when the conditions were perfect. I have no doubt this car will make someone extremely happy. I figured if anyone was struggling to find a stick shift right now, a car like ours may be the perfect route to save a little money and get a near perfect option since reviews are mixed on if Dodge is going to do away with, or drastically reduce, numbers of manuals gong to market. Either way with the parts shortage, this one's ready to go today. Thanks

 

[Himmelkat]

That's a pretty good deal, I think.

 

[Himmelkat]

It's not a 2019/2020, but personally partial to the OG of Hellcats... Hoping this is allowed...

My husband passed away in February from a vicious cancer. We have a 6-Speed Manual, 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat in Phantom Black Tri-Coat Pearl with Nappa Leather/Alcantara interior. The price of the car new was $62,580. It has about 5,000 miles on it (It's beyond babied with its custom cover on it and as anal as my husband was with his car, I didn't want to uncover it and risk getting it dusty and/or disturbing how he left it, until I have a serious buyer. At which time I can get an exact mileage, but it's very close to 5,000). I've done my homework and know that almost this exact car, with 12,118 miles, just sold at auction for $60,500 and Kelly Bluebook has that as a fair market range. I live in New Hampshire and after some heartache have decided to part with the car if I can find a buyer for $60,000. This is a car that has not been driven hard like many hellcats on the market. It has mostly been cruised through town, only when the conditions were perfect. I have no doubt this car will make someone extremely happy. I figured if anyone was struggling to find a stick shift right now, a car like ours may be the perfect route to save a little money and get a near perfect option since reviews are mixed on if Dodge is going to do away with, or drastically reduce, numbers of manuals gong to market. Either way with the parts shortage, this one's ready to go today. Thanks

Also, a lot of pictures etc. would probably be good. Also, you generally have to hang around here and interact with quite a few posts before it becomes a place to sell, officially.

 

[ALongGuy]

Pics were up?!? Very clean.
Best of luck with the sale. I would love to own it. My wife would not be impressed.

 

[PboysCat]

Pics were up?!? Very clean.
Best of luck with the sale. I would love to own it. My wife would not be impressed.

You never know! This wife embraced it!

 

[PboysCat]

Also, a lot of pictures etc. would probably be good. Also, you generally have to hang around here and interact with quite a few posts before it becomes a place to sell, officially.

Thank you! I posted about 4 pictures on another thread about manual transmissions. I have about a million more for anyone who would be interested. It's laughable, but as a passenger I never even wore shoes in the car pretty immaculately kept.

 

[PurpleCat16]

It's not a 2019/2020, but personally partial to the OG of Hellcats... Hoping this is allowed...

My husband passed away in February from a vicious cancer. We have a 6-Speed Manual, 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat in Phantom Black Tri-Coat Pearl with Nappa Leather/Alcantara interior. The price of the car new was $62,580. It has about 5,000 miles on it (It's beyond babied with its custom cover on it and as anal as my husband was with his car, I didn't want to uncover it and risk getting it dusty and/or disturbing how he left it, until I have a serious buyer. At which time I can get an exact mileage, but it's very close to 5,000). I've done my homework and know that almost this exact car, with 12,118 miles, just sold at auction for $60,500 and Kelly Bluebook has that as a fair market range. I live in New Hampshire and after some heartache have decided to part with the car if I can find a buyer for $60,000. This is a car that has not been driven hard like many hellcats on the market. It has mostly been cruised through town, only when the conditions were perfect. I have no doubt this car will make someone extremely happy. I figured if anyone was struggling to find a stick shift right now, a car like ours may be the perfect route to save a little money and get a near perfect option since reviews are mixed on if Dodge is going to do away with, or drastically reduce, numbers of manuals gong to market. Either way with the parts shortage, this one's ready to go today. Thanks

It is also a color which is no longer available !!!

 

[PboysCat]

It is also a color which is no longer available !!!

I knew the color was pretty special, but I didn't realize that, thanks for the heads up!

 

[Slidd]

It is also a color which is no longer available !!!

I knew the color was pretty special, but I didn't realize that, thanks for the heads up!

It's also the only Hellcat color that was ever used for only one model year, available 2015 only.



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[PboysCat]

That's amazing and hard to believe because the color is so cool. In person it shimmers and literally looks to change color before your eyes.

 

[johnromik]

I built a manual Hellcat on the Chrysler website with a 6-speed manual:
Dodge Build & Price | Customize Your Vehicle

But when I took it to dealer he said not available with manual 6-speed.
Is this true?

Thanks,
Pale

Just announced in the last couple days no more manual Hellcats. I have been waiting 15 months to order one, they are done, but you can get stinger yellow paint now if you want it.

 

[Copen_Hayden]

Just announced in the last couple days no more manual Hellcats. I have been waiting 15 months to order one, they are done, but you can get stinger yellow paint now if you want it.

Do you have a link to this?

 

[johnromik]

Do you have a link to this?

I read it here and talked to a neighbor who works at Auburn Hills Tech and he confirmed it. You can see on build and price as well as seeing a dealer it has been removed from their option screen.

 

[Copen_Hayden]

I read it here and talked to a neighbor who works at Auburn Hills Tech and he confirmed it. You can see on build and price as well as seeing a dealer it has been removed from their option screen.

Yeah everything I've read on here is the opposite. They haven't officially confirmed it, and they would if that's the case. And someone posted a thread a few days ago with some "good" news that they should be back production before summer. idk though

 

[DIYDanCars]

My understanding on the manual was they are waiting for the 6 speed powertrain to be CAFE compliant.