I have a manual old school muscle Hellcat...I already have a hellcat, kinda wanted old school muscle car manual ya know? Thought it would be a cool experience. I have an SS on order but thought I’d like to bang some gears.
Wow. Someone else here gets it : )I'd like to take a Shaker and beef it up to +800 HP.
Fixed that for ya.$46K seems a little high for a 2015 Scat Pack even with the low millage, they aren't all that rare. $40K seems to be around the fair side.
Brand new the loaded A8 which this isnt, was $50k. Deduct a cpl of G’s for manual trans = 48k ish.Brand new, it was around 41k. Out of warranty on a 392 with the known Hemi tick issues many of them develop, that's not what I call a premium car. It's an idle garage queen which could be just as bad as a 50k mile car. I had a 2018 that had 2 cams and all of the lifters replaced under warranty... all in under 17k miles.
I recognize that there's a shortage, but this car is way overpriced. By at least 10 grand.
I bought a 2018 T/A 392 brand new for 45k, and it had literally every option. Depends on the market as to what the original sale price was, but that car down where I am would have sold for between 39 and 45 or so, depending on options. I never saw a 50k SP for sale within 200 miles of NW FL until the 50th anniv. cars came out. Those were 50-51k.Brand new the loaded A8 which this isnt, was $50k. Deduct a cpl of G’s for manual trans = 48k ish.
SRT itself was the rarest model from 2015-18. overpriced yes but not 10k. Miles are extremely low as well
Actually the $46k isn't too far off from what Cargurus estimates for its instant market value. Looks like it only "overpriced" by $600Lol, no doubt appreciate it. I’m going to look at and test drive on Wed. It’s been sitting at the dealer for 200 plus days so it all seems to good to be true. It’s probably a V6 🤣🤣
Right on thanks.Actually the $46k isn't too far off from what Cargurus estimates for its instant market value. Looks like it only "overpriced" by $600
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Thing is it isnt a SP or a T/A lol. SRT was a level above those. Most people don’t even know what they are. They were the go-between, above those but below a hellcat. Sticker was higher for an SRT.I bought a 2018 T/A 392 brand new for 45k, and it had literally every option. Depends on the market as to what the original sale price was, but that car down where I am would have sold for between 39 and 45 or so, depending on options. I never saw a 50k SP for sale within 200 miles of NW FL until the 50th anniv. cars came out. Those were 50-51k.
I didn’t even notice that!! Lol, clowns...and being listed by the typical dealer that knows nothing abut theses cars:
"Under the hood is our fierce Super Charged 6.4 Liter SRT HEMI V8 that serves up an intoxicating roar along with its 486hp."
Tell them you'll buy it right now if they can show you where the supercharger is.
Or in the alternative, tell them you are deducting $5,000 from the price because the supercharger is missing.
I dont think the manuals could get the acc. Not sure.It also doesn't have the Tech Package they claim it has. This includes rain sensing wipers, auto headlights, and adaptive cruise. If it did have that package, you'd see the buttons on the right bottom of the steering wheel not being blank, but having the controls for the adaptive cruise system. It's also not got the forward sensor in the lower grille.
It's a nice car, but all it really has in terms of premium options are the alcantara/napa interior and the sunroof. At the price they're asking, it would need a lot more options to even come close to justifying it.
It's in the trunk. Next to the uninstalled bright pedals.Or in the alternative, tell them you are deducting $5,000 from the price because the supercharger is missing.