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2013 Dodge Challenger R/t Classic Plum Crazy 20's Keyless Go Leather Roof Hemi!! on 2040-cars

US $32,900.00
Year:2013 Mileage:4400
Location:

Denham Springs, Louisiana, United States

Denham Springs, Louisiana, United States

I have decided to sell my 2013 Plum Crazy Purple Dodge Challenger R/T CLassic. With only 4400 miles on it, it's brand new. It has never seen rain, snow, etc. It has only had one oil change. Kept in garage. MINT condition, not a scratch anywhere. SMells new, looks new, never been waxed, scratched, in an accident, etc.  You are basically buying a new challenger R/T for way less than what was paid for it. $39k window sticker, build sheet, manuals, 2 key fobs, extra custom purple floor mats, etc all go with the car. It is a R/T classic, meaning it has the factory 5.7 hemi with auto trans. It is completely loaded with options, including super track pack, which gave it the upgraded suspension and supercar F1 tires. It has moonroof, paddle shifters, all electronics group, keyless go with remote start, leather, tilt, cruise, a/c, dual exhaust, HID headlights, dual white R/T strioes, the works. You will absolutely love this car. Every time i take it out people flip out and i get honks and waves in it. You would think it was the only one ever produced.. Truth be told, you just don't see many in plum crazy purple. It is a stunning color. There are a few add ons that have been done to the car. The chrome wheels are peronal preference, I liked the 2012 style SRT wheels and bought a set for this car. I still have the factory 20 inch polished wheels and they go with the car. The window are tinted dark, the exhaust has been upgraded to flowmasters. The R/T badge on hood and hood pins are added. You can remove hood pins if you don't like them very easily, they are not drilled. This car speaks for itself, you will not be disappointed. It comes with all of it's factory warranty, the Sirius/XM radio is still active, car is not even a year old yet. You are welcome to fly in and drive home as long as car is paid for in full first. I have a clean and clear title in hand ready to transfer. No bank loan. You will not find a better deal in the US on a super low mileage loaded out plum crazy challenger R/T.  PLEASE have all financing secured PRIOR to bidding. I reserve the right to end this auction early at any time for any reason, as car is for sale locally. Please ask with any questions. Thanks for looking and good luck! SEE BELOW for a short walk around video.

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