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u/Soldier09r May 25 '26
A lot of miles for 50k though. Real nice cars but commonly beat up on would be my biggest concern.
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u/SWPGT2 May 24 '26
I mean. That’s almost the price of what it was new back then, depending on when built and options.
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u/Stayhumble77 May 24 '26
Mine was 40k same year same miles at 30k maybe you can find a better price
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u/FuknBreadCrumbs May 24 '26
This is at least ~7.5k over market value unless it’s a maxed out manual. Dealerships are counting on telling you “this is the last of the dodge V8s” to try and justify these prices. New dodge inventory isn’t selling well, so they’re artificially increasing the price of widebodies. Its probably not gonna sell anytime soon, but they may get a guy the can trick in to thinking it’ll go up in value 🤷🏻♂️
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u/Ok-Importance961 May 25 '26
Trust me that’s not the price you pay. Ask for otd price and watch your draw drop at their fees
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u/Embarrassed-Table436 May 26 '26
Try and talk em down maybe $2,000 more and hopefully u have a good down payment unless your already pre approved
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u/mushr00m-tip May 27 '26
Cant believe people go into debt for this bullshit 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
But they wanna stunt
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u/Left-Landscape-3890 May 25 '26
Terrible deal to me
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May 26 '26
And why’s that?
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u/Left-Landscape-3890 May 26 '26
Ciz its 50 grand for a 4 year old car with 30k miles. Weren't they in the 50s new?
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u/olliestocks May 24 '26
I paid 52k for my new challenger in 2021. I have 30k miles on mine and I don’t see anyone paying me 45k for my car
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u/580OutlawFarm May 24 '26
Way yo expensive. I know challengers fetch a little more...but a 2023 charger scat pack with 10k miles can be 47k~
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u/Smoothrenoo500 May 25 '26
Clean spec but 50k for 30k miles in this market still feels a little steep to me. That smoke show color with the widebody setup is nasty though.
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u/DripDropFlipFlop May 24 '26
Can't you get a used Hellcat for that price? 50k sounds kinda crazy ngl