[cbr1100xx]

Originally Posted by LT4Greg

Consider how much a Hellcat costs and $7900.00 is not a lot of money off on the car! It does help but the offer wouldn’t make me go out and buy one. I’m happy with my ZL1!

That's not including dealer discount. Huntington Beach Dodge (1 hr from me) are selling Hellcats with that rebate plus massive dealer discount; $16K off MSRP. Challenger Hellcats are as low as $52K new.

[DorkMissile]

Supply & Demand - Everyone that was going to buy a Hellcat regardless of price has already gone out and done so. So now you are in a market of buyers who would consider one, but Chrysler is competing with themselves as there are used ones out there to consider.

If they are willing to put a $7k discount on a $72k car, that means it is really only worth $65k in Chrysler's eyes. And if I was the guy who bought one at full list in July and then Chrysler announced this I would be PISSED.

[Gen6_1Le]

Originally Posted by DorkMissile

Supply & Demand - Everyone that was going to buy a Hellcat regardless of price has already gone out and done so. So now you are in a market of buyers who would consider one, but Chrysler is competing with themselves as there are used ones out there to consider.

If they are willing to put a $7k discount on a $72k car, that means it is really only worth $65k in Chrysler's eyes. And if I was the guy who bought one at full list in July and then Chrysler announced this I would be PISSED.

I don't think Chrysler ever sold a car at full list price , they can have them , no matter how much advertising or discount i would never touch one .

[Quix]

Originally Posted by Gen6_1Le

I don't think Chrysler ever sold a car at full list price , they can have them , no matter how much advertising or discount i would never touch one .

Yes, but that also follows for every GM car. It's very easy to get a discount on GM vehicles. And if they've been on the lot a few months you can really hold the salesman to the fire. I got $10,000 (CAD) off my 2LT.