Depends on the vehicles being traded. High value, low mile niche cars and trucks dont necessarily fall into the same traps that say your average driven appliance car does. My car happened to be an absolutely flawless last call hellcat jailbreak with a few tasteful mods. Nothing that offends...
Just some follow up. I mulled it over for over two weeks and actually decided to get it. That day I called, they had a deal on the raptor and sold it for quite a bit more than the deal I was going to get on it. So they were pretty happy I didnt buy it. They also sold the other two they had...
So excited. Sold my badlands over a year ago and regretted it.
This beauty was in the showroom with over $10k off sticker. Brand new 24 WT. Man it’s awesome. And the HOSS 3.0 is so much more composed on the road vs my 23 BDsas was. Noticeable really.
For sure. And I wasnt wild about the color. I usually dont fawn over colors. If I like the car and the deal is good, then I will buy if it all makes sense. I rarely keep anything more than 2 years, so it never really matters that much. But yes the "deal" was really the draw here. Plus I...
I’m kind of leaning on that as a reason to move on actually. If it gets swiped then I’d try something else. If not I’m happy enjoying my hellcat still. It’s a great cruiser and super fast. Pulley and E tuned. Makes close to 860 to the tire.
So I basically did that. They put the hard sell on me and I eventually left. So no deal. Im keeping the HC. The braptor would be fun to run around in but nah.
Yeah here in FL there are a few big places to wheel, but nothing like what you have access to. I dont daily a car, so it wouldnt need to commute anywhere except to the store and to play and back. And the hellcat does everything I need it to, including run 9s with basic mods on a sticky tire...
Hard to say. More looking for opinions from car guys that also have one of these I guess. Looking for opinions about losing a muscle car for basically the "muscle bronco" and if its cool factor and tech and toys for offroad(ing) are worth walking away from the muscle car/car guy hobby for.