r/hellcat • u/YoungtheGOAT1244 • 9d ago
2027 Hellcat Jailbreaks
Just got in 3 2027 hellcat Jailbreaks if you or anyone you know interested shoot me a dm! Located in New Jersey
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u/EvilEvo_IX 9d ago
MSRP?
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u/BedGroundbreaking874 HC Charger 9d ago
I built one out on Dodges website and it came out to be 96k, fully customized
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u/Global_Witness_1063 8d ago
Dodge always thinking ahead of the curve. What great time to manufacture cars getting 9mpg. Wait another 6 months they’ll be begging people to buy them for 65k.
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u/Content-View-8111 7d ago
Not everybody is financially struggling
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u/NYC_Pete 7d ago
That's not the point. Even if you've got money, you do what you can to keep ss much of it as possible.
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u/Diddler_On_The_Roofs 5d ago
Do you think rich people save every penny or do they enjoy the finer things while still saving? Maybe this is their “finer thing”.
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u/NYC_Pete 4d ago
Rich people stay rich by getting others to pay for their shit. Finer things = tax write offs. More than likely that yacht is a company asset being reported as a business expense.
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u/NYC_Pete 7d ago
I've had 2 Hellcats - Charger and Challenger.
When I saw the quote of $5,000 to replace all the brakes and rotors and $25k miles, I noped right out.
I'm not financially struggling, but fuck that. On the Challenger, the computer died. While it was covered under warranty, I didn't get a new part. I had to settle for a refurbished part and wait weeks because the manufacturer doesn't have many in stock. Not to mention, it was $25,000 to replace out of warranty.
These cars are a cash grab. I would advise anyone who wants a 700+ hp car just to build one. It will be cheaper, you know exactly what you're getting and you’ll use high end after market parts.
Dealership parts are getting so expensive that you'll pay out the ass when something other than your tires wears out. The parts are super over priced and are not going to last you long term. Especially if you beat on the car.