who owns a srt-6 and what's your age?
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Not the fastest vehicle I've owned, but the nicest overall driving vehicle I've ever driven or owned.
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Re: who owns a srt-6 and whats your age?
51 and just bought my Aero Blue SRT6 Roadster Tuesday night. More "push you back in the seat" acceleration than my 1988 BMW M6 (which has been highly modified to produce 451 hp). That's what nearly 800 lbs. less weight and a much shorter wheelbase gets you!
I just love this car!
I just love this car!
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Re: who owns a srt-6 and whats your age?
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52 years old and have owned sports cars all my life...sold my Cobra and bought an Aero Blue SRT Coupe two weeks ago. I don't have a lot of seat time in it yet but it is certainly more refined than the Corvettes and Cobras I've owned in the past although is doesn't seem as fast (SOTP)...but it handles as well as my Cobra and I love the Autostick Transmission because the SRT is my daily driver and I'm always in traffic and I guess that I'm showing my age with that confession. It is also completely different from my wife's Bullitt which makes driving the Bullitt fun again when I want to shift and drive an old fashioned muscle car.
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Re: who owns a srt-6 and whats your age?
Originally Posted by MMZ_TimeLord
I'm 37 and just got my black SRT6 coupe a few weeks ago... expecting my 'Touring Gear' soon. 
Wifey and I are having a blast in our first 'new' car!
Wifey and I are having a blast in our first 'new' car!
As for your location (as posted), without a Zip Code, you may never get your luggage.
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I feel my leg is being pulled here... 
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Originally Posted by feets
My Aero Blue coupe was $26,500 yesterday. I'm 35 and the kind of shopper that salesmen hate.
Just kidding. Congrats for buying a great car at a great price.
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Re: who owns a srt-6 and whats your age?
Probably not the best price I could find had I taken a week to hunt down another new SRT6 or really beaten the fleet manager over the head (he helped us as no salesmen were on staff that day).
I believe they offered it $9k below sticker which for the final was about $38k.
I have been drooling over the SRT6 for two years, so seeing one dropped that far and within reach of our income was music to our ears.
I believe they offered it $9k below sticker which for the final was about $38k.
I have been drooling over the SRT6 for two years, so seeing one dropped that far and within reach of our income was music to our ears.
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I'm in Dallas. The car is in Omaha. I'll grab it Saturday, June 24. The papers have already been signed.
I was working the deal using my salesmen (work at Mercedes) to help me do the deal. When the selling dealer got my fax with the Park Place letterhead, they asked if I was buying the car for our shop. For some reason, they had a hard time believing that a parts guy was buying the car. The sales manager muttered something about "must be doing good."
I was working the deal using my salesmen (work at Mercedes) to help me do the deal. When the selling dealer got my fax with the Park Place letterhead, they asked if I was buying the car for our shop. For some reason, they had a hard time believing that a parts guy was buying the car. The sales manager muttered something about "must be doing good."
