[Big Swede]

Funny how " it needs to stop" is said by those who have their car from a few years back. That's when they paid an insane amount.

It's called Capitalism. If it's too expensive don't buy it.

Exactly. Dealers are cranking up adm's so when people see $10k adm's they think they are getting a good deal. We have already seen people here saying "not bad only $10k over".

 

[Big Swede]

Sup yall need your honest opinion about my unique situation. Maybe i should make this its own topic but what do i know.
I ordered a Charger Hellcat Widebody for msrp back in November. Guess it won't be here till March at the earliest

I got to work 6 days a week and currently have no car. Just use uber. So I asked my dealer about another vehicle in the meantime.

He told me he has a 2023 Challenger widebody hellcat arriving any day now and I can lease or buy it for msrp.

In this current market do you think I can take delivery of this Challenger. Drive it for a few months and then sell it for what I paided or maybe.......MORE?

Maybe I should just stick to ubering till my charger is here lol

It’s not worth the risk. Interest rates are supposed to be going up in early Feb. and then again early March. You will also have to pay sales tax on an expensive vehicle.

You would be much better off buying a beater and then selling it or even keeping it when your Charger comes in.

 

[Big Swede]

Makes me worried that if I buy or lease this Challenger, I am going to be very upside-down from the beginning and will screw myself when my charger comes in.

Because you will. Interest rates are bad enough on a new car and will be worse on a used car. It would make no sense for someone to buy your used car instead of going to the dealer and paying MSRP just like you are doing.