“ Dodge has 1,000 confirmed orders with all the necessary documentation, and 62 percent of those orders are at MSRP. ”
“ every confirmed Demon 170 order has to be submitted with a notarized document, signed by the dealer and the customer, indicating whether or not this car was being sold at, below, or above MSRP.”
Strange to me people would pay this bc it’s such a niche car made for drag strip . Obviously could make a similar performance car for substantially cheaper .
Cars made for road tracks can actually be driven on roads somewhat.
I can’t find a single allocation available now under 100k. The dealer that was doing 50k over for my customers renegged and refunded everyone’s deposits to charge more. Unfortunately nothing was signed yet so they could do it but that’s a super shitty move on the dealers part. Gladly I don’t work with them frequently and won’t in the future.
I have a feeling that 60% numbers is Bs and there’s a lot of dealers lying as msrp deals get built and delivered first. They can say they’re selling at msrp and charge 80k for a hat or other accessory. 96 dodge caravan for 125k
More like wholesalers and flippers trying to make some profit. Same with almost every other marked up car right now. The pandemic created a complete industry based on doing this. Eventually someone will be left holding the bag…
I think a friend of a friend did this with your dealer. He was a long time customer of this PA dealer and they reneged. He managed to get an allocation at 84k over eventually though.
I actually heard of several dealers doing it. Mine was in the Midwest and a pretty large one. I think they took 5 deposits total and refunded them all.
You shouldn’t pay markup on a Demon 170 because at the end of the day it is a Dodge Challenger and you can have a nice 992 instead, and at least you can actually drive that.
Realistically the only people buying these will be collectors.
Unrelated, and kind of funny, years of driving cool BMW’s, M3’s, what have you, no one has ever said a word, which is fine, I don’t care, the cars are to make me happy, not other people.
Anyway…
I borrowed a friends Subaru BRZ, got home, went to fill it up, immediately had a compliment from a stranger at a gas station.
Only other car I ever got random stranger compliments on was my Black RAM 1500 Laramie Night Edition.
I got once or twice compliments on the BRZ but I think the Giulia got me the most compliments…felt so strange. But this was 2018, so the car was still very new.