Fellas I really doubt anyone is going to be selling these for msrp. They may have told you that now to get you interested but don't believe that. Maybe it's just a cincinnati thing but I have never seen a high dollar car go for msrp.
Fellas I really doubt anyone is going to be selling these for msrp. They may have told you that now to get you interested but don't believe that. Maybe it's just a cincinnati thing but I have never seen a high dollar car go for msrp.
Leno goes over the car, Pretty good overview
Does anyone have confirmation from their dealer if they are being allotted a car on the first run? From what I understand, first run will be 336 units with a total of 1200 cars for the 2015 model year. Anyone hear anything different??My local small town dealer told me he had 3 sold for $62k each when he gets them. I don't think he's marking them up over sticker.Dallas
Order got picked and assigned a vin today! Hellcat is on it's way!!
Why yes I am!!
Do any of you know what kind of profit evreyone makes when they sell a car at MSRP? they could knock 1000`s off and still make a frofit! a person would be crazy or have deep pockets and want something awful bad to pay even msrp. I have never paid msrp on any new car I`veever bought, which totals six!!! of course now that I`ve retired, I don`t have the $$ to buy a new anymore!--just fyi----bob
I guess I agree with that to a certain extent. I like cars! Would I pay 10K market adjustment? Absolutely not a chance! 5K? Nope. .01 cent. Nope. Will I pay MSRP for one of the first 336 Hellcats built? Absolutely. Two years from now, maybe next year, you will be able to go and order one up and they'll build it. As far as "latest greatest always looses", The second you drive any vehicle off the lot, you lose. Not just the "latest greatest"!Limiting production is just marketing tactic. They've been in this business over 100 years. They expect a number of well kept, low mileage, trade ins that is relative to the number of sales. Availability tactics increase the sale price and decreases the number of trade ins. The dealer can show more money for those trade ins on paper than they can recoup at wholesale auction. They never loose. The consumer who has to have the latest and greatest always looses. Only question is... What's next ? Will never needs washing paint be enough ? LOL
Do any of you know what kind of profit evreyone makes when they sell a car at MSRP? they could knock 1000`s off and still make a frofit! a person would be crazy or have deep pockets and want something awful bad to pay even msrp. I have never paid msrp on any new car I`ve
ever bought, which totals six!!! of course now that I`ve retired, I don`t have the $$ to buy a new anymore!--just fyi----bob
Order got picked and assigned a vin today! Hellcat is on it's way!!
Limiting production is just marketing tactic. They've been in this business over 100 years. They expect a number of well kept, low mileage, trade ins that is relative to the number of sales. Availability tactics increase the sale price and decreases the number of trade ins. The dealer can show more money for those trade ins on paper than they can recoup at wholesale auction. They never loose. The consumer who has to have the latest and greatest always looses.
Only question is... What's next ? Will never needs washing paint be enough ? LOL