Dealer Cost v Invoice on Hellcat

[jshen]

I checked with my insurance company and to insure the HC would be $1200/yr...Old goat, no tickets or accidents.

This car is in a completely different group than Mustang (which I really like) but it's short on interior room. It would be a DD as I drive only 3000 miles per year.

 

[Black2010]

I checked with my insurance company and to insure the HC would be $1200/yr...Old goat, no tickets or accidents.

This car is in a completely different group than Mustang (which I really like) but it's short on interior room. It would be a DD as I drive only 3000 miles per year.

That's interesting feedback. Have they changed the Challenger recently? Last one I was in was a 2015 and it felt much more roomy than my Mustang does. I haven't been in a 15+ Mustang though. I only mention this as the interior room (especially back seat) was something I had in my Pro's for the HC over a new Mustang. May have to go look at the new Mustangs again.

 

[jshen]

I may have written that poorly- the Mustang is a tight fit whereas the HC (challenger) is more roomy- heck, it is built on the charger platform. I do wish Ford would publish the new 5.0s new hp numbers. Of course, I wish they would have rear drive V-8 sport sedan too while I am on my wish list...

 

[snakedoctor]

The dealers are getting above msrp because of people with too much money who don't care how much it costs.

 

[snakedoctor]

That's interesting feedback. Have they changed the Challenger recently? Last one I was in was a 2015 and it felt much more roomy than my Mustang does. I haven't been in a 15+ Mustang though. I only mention this as the interior room (especially back seat) was something I had in my Pro's for the HC over a new Mustang. May have to go look at the new Mustangs again.

I've been working in and around round rock the past two years. Love that area.

 

[tones_RS3]

I just read that Kenne Bell is currently working on a 4.9L supercharger for the Hellcats. Tim Barth will be doing the tunes for the new supercharger.
Wow! First a 4.5L Whipple and now a 4.9L Kenne Bell?!? Nice.

 

[VRYALT3R3D]

That's interesting feedback. Have they changed the Challenger recently? Last one I was in was a 2015 and it felt much more roomy than my Mustang does. I haven't been in a 15+ Mustang though. I only mention this as the interior room (especially back seat) was something I had in my Pro's for the HC over a new Mustang. May have to go look at the new Mustangs again.

The Challenger is based on the full size LX Chrysler platform. That is why it is so roomy. It's a huge heavy boat.

 

[HEMI LOL]

i despise Chrysler, and somehow i own a SRT8 Jeep, and constantly drool over HCs. Ford, build me something insane. please!!!

 

[svt4eva]

^I myself have hated on chrysler/dodge for as long as i can remmember (not including the viper and the dodge cummin diesel pick ups and all the older classics tho) but last week my wife got into a wreck and she got a chrysler 300 c 3.6L v6 from her insurance while her car is getting fixed and i must say I am very impressed with the car and the engine. So much so that am thinking about getting the dodge charger hellcat. I was waiting for the new gt500 to come out and never considered the hellcat but after driving the 300 c I think I would enjoy the **** out of a charger hellcat. Plus i like the interior better on the Charger vs. the 300 c.

 

[tones_RS3]

^^The Hellcat Charger is a BEAST!

 

[Troponin]

Wow, now $399* a month to lease one?

The lease price looks really good, but I'm afraid to see what the residual would be at that payment