ORIGINAL: dodgesales
For the few people that are buying these first runs Challengers they are o.k. with getting there heads ripped off. They know what they are paying for. For the rest of you, wait it out, it could be awhile. The new Chrysler is not going to mass produce this car or any other car in the line up between the three brands. They have a plan to only build what the dealers order. That means for us (the dealer) we are no longer going to be stuck with old age new inventory and the market will not be flooded with too many of the same models.
Look at the 4 door Wrangler, supply and demand of that model means I can still get $2,000 over MSRP on everyone and they have been out for well over a year now. Every dealer in my market is doing the same thing. This is good for the customers because of trade values on those units. You get a higher trade value when it comes time to trade.
You complain about price, you complain about how much the dealer is giving you for your trade right? Go buy a dealership and make the decision on how to sell cars.
Decent explanation, I was at a dodge dealership willing to buy a SRT-10 RAM about a week ago, I have a fully loaded almost perfect condition 2002 F-150 XLT with the 5.4 Triton motor. The salesman had the balls to come infront of me and my wife and offer me 3 grand. This was not his "negotiating price" this is where he wanted to be firm. Don't even try to defend him or even make justice to him. He was a snake, and still a boy. No man would ever try to talk to another man like that.
I'm sorry, but it is people like him why you wont get respect.
By the way the truck was 26 thousand. I had around 13,000 to put down.