Base MF on 42mos is .00120 which I think the dealer is honoring here. Trying to see what you guys think we can squeeze here.
Blacktop pkg
Thoughts?
is 3% really the best for a v6 chally?
i wouldn’t know about the market but have you asked Ourisman Mitch what he can discount?
Oh I spoke with Ors… $1k adm. $629mo for same term.
lol they smoking crack
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So it’s a car that can be bought for $35 plus tax? Maybe less with better discount and/or purchase rebates?
So how do you benefit from spending almost $25 to lease it?
Does it have to be a challenger?
Why the fook do you want a v6
You can get a Durango RT for similar money
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Way I looked at it is lease it at 2.88% MF for 42 mos the purchase for $19k at lease end. Instead of 8-9% apr for say 72mos loan.
42 payments 24,402 + 19k lease end + tax = 43xxx lmao did someone hack your account?
V6 is a bit more practical over a V8 for daily drives for me personally and less of a chance I loose my license here in NY lol. Had the Hellcat and sure I’d fency a V8 but I thing ultimately I’d prefer the muscle car look over performance. Although, I did just hear a yt reviewer say it sounds like a minivan because it shares that 3.6l v6.
I’ll in withdrawl… Went from charger hcwb, into a TRX and trying to find happiness in this boat at low cost.
you want restraint, get a Alfa Toenail oh sorry Tonale
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I slept on this guy.
Your gonna get smoked by a Model 3 and your talking I4 money…
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You’re not comparing apples to apples.
First scenario cannot just assume $19k cash price. There’s tax and then there’s the finance charge of taking a used car loan at a higher APR. so do the math, maybe that ends up closer to $25k when all is said and done.
And if there is $19k cash lying around then the brand new finance option should include that as a down payment. And why couldn’t you get a better APR than 8-9%?
Local CU will do 6.55% @72mos. Koons has a GT under $32k plus ttf, it be around $36k otd. I’d have to find out if the $2650 rebate is for purchase as well.
Can you stretch a little to get the V8? It is probably going to be much more costly if you end up hating this and need to dump it.
Hahaha. Sure, just gotta want a 16-yr-old model. It has been the most reliable thing in my stable for years, though. Well, OK, the WRX was reliable for the 7k miles I owned it.
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$581 for a Dodge? I’m not a fan of Dodge but I’m pretty sure there are better vehicles that you could sit in for $581. I thought Toyota and Lexus deals were bad but why pay $581 for 42 months for a car thats only $40K. $581x42= 24,402