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Jun 9, 2006 | 10:08 AM

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bengel

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Re: Fair Price for an SRT-6 Coupe

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Originally Posted by Coyote

I mean no dis-respect, but you guys seem to be a funny lot. While I might
have paid $41+K for my SRT-6, I've had the pleasure of driving one for more
than twenty months. Yeah, that's a lot of money, but I believe the car
has been worth every penny. You guys are now seeing prices anywhere
from $35K to $26K, and you're still standing on the side lines whining
about the price. I suspect that many of you will still be there, doing the
same thing if the price drops to $20K.

So, there it is. Either go out and get one (any price under current sticker is
a great price for this car) and start having a ball behind the wheel, or just
give it up and quit whining about the price.

Coyote

I agree. This car is worth the price. It is just weird to see dealers taking such a loss. Why they would sell a car for almost half price just because it sat on the lot for a while? It is just not good business to take such a loss. The car will sell at MSRP sales have shown that, but it could have been a little less. Selling a car for too much hurts sales and selling it for too low of a price will hurt sales as well as some people will think it is a crappy car. 35K seems possible and a great deal but 25K seems way too cheep as they must have paid more than that in the first place, if they did not then they really look like crooks to me. I could see used ones going for 20K to 25K, but not new. They are just too good of a car.

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