Old Jul 23, 2008 | 02:11 PM
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Default RE: WHO HAS A 2009 CHALLENGER ANY MODEL ON ORDER??

I am getting my R/T for "no more than MSRP" as quoted in my contractual letter and countersigned by the dealership. This was a letter I first drafted with them almost 2 years ago when I put a $1000 down. Since I chose not to get the SRT (I'm not paying a gas guzzler tax to the Feds - they get enough of my money), they left me spec out and order my R/T back on June 13th (with the continued understanding). I've dealt with my dealership for 10 years - they are honest and pretty customer-oriented, so I didn't have to shop around. Their ownership doesn't believe in gouging. I feel pretty lucky! My sales guy is top-notch! And who is this great dealership you ask - BZ Motors in Lewisburg, PA!


ORIGINAL: deranged

OK, I've been off awhile. My son downloaded a virus with his music![:@] Anywho, what are you guys paying for your R/T's? I seriously began searching for the best prices in my area and have inquiries in to over a half dozen dealerships. I'm wondering if there is any markup over MSRP on R/T's, or are the dealers willing to deal a little at this point seeing how the economy has taken a dump and car sales are in the ditch, not to mention gas prices and trying to sell V/8 powered cars. Maybe I'm just wishful thinking but I'm hoping the dealers are becoming a little flexible in their outlook on Challenger price gouging. I am also planning on ordering the base R/T (F), with the only option being the trac pack (DEC), which will probably lower my chances of getting a real "deal". If it's going to cost me more ordering what I want than taking normal dealer stock then I will probably settle for what dealer gives the lowest deal on a generic (optioned) R/T. Well, who's paying MSRP or below and how many dealerships did you try before you were satisfied that you got the best deal?
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