[drummer5679]

Originally Posted by VADER SS L99

My vote is take the extra money that you would have had to pay on the SRT8 and put it into your SS. Some really nice mods can be made for 18k. JMO.

You don't get that 18k in mods back on resale though. A 50k car is going to resell for a lot more 5 years down the line than a 30k car with 20k in mods, not to mention the warranty issues.

[newmoon]

Originally Posted by Stew

He is getting a heck of a deal on the 392 and I believe there is either 1000 or 1500 cash back right now, which i am sure was included in the deal.

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Well I thought it was also until they informed me that the vehicle we have dealt with in fact is a dealer demo with 2800 miles on it. You just have to love the last minute surprises that dealerships will spring on you. So now that price tag of a bit over 45k is not looking so great. They say the car is new, has never been titled, but I am sure the 2800 miles were not easy highway miles.

It's really too bad as I was planning to make the trip and purchase tomorrow. Oh well the search continues.

[SS 376]

Originally Posted by newmoon

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Well I thought it was also until they informed me that the vehicle we have dealt with in fact is a dealer demo with 2800 miles on it. You just have to love the last minute surprises that dealerships will spring on you. So now that price tag of a bit over 45k is not looking so great. They say the car is new, has never been titled, but I am sure the 2800 miles were not easy highway miles.

It's really too bad as I was planning to make the trip and purchase tomorrow. Oh well the search continues.

2800 miles is really REALLY high even for a dealer demo. It's definitely never been titled? I only put 8,000 miles on my SS in a year and I drove it every day and on a few road trips. They should've been up front with you. 2800 miles of any kind is used, not new.

[Stew]

Originally Posted by newmoon

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Well I thought it was also until they informed me that the vehicle we have dealt with in fact is a dealer demo with 2800 miles on it. You just have to love the last minute surprises that dealerships will spring on you. So now that price tag of a bit over 45k is not looking so great. They say the car is new, has never been titled, but I am sure the 2800 miles were not easy highway miles.

It's really too bad as I was planning to make the trip and purchase tomorrow. Oh well the search continues.

Jeez, i seriously hate dirty dealers, sorry about that man. yes that is a lot of miles for a demo and no doubt some very "enthusiastic" miles as well. I wish you good luck in your search and if it isn't a Challenger you end up with I still hope it is some Amerincan Muscle you can share with the whole family

[newmoon]

There is no telling how many differant folks took this car out for spirited drives. I just can't understand how a dealer can advertise the car as new, titled or not titled with 2800 miles on the odometer. I guess I should have been suspect when they agreed to sell the car for several thousand under invoice, should have been a red flag.

[Scrappy Doo]

In MN a dealer can put 4,999 miles on and still it as new/never titled. After 5,000 it's used. So most dealer demos (car's that managers, owners, salespoeple drive are turned in around 4,500 or if they sell sooner)