2007 Superbee Srt8 *well Maintained* on 2040-cars
Inverness, Florida, United States
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2007 Dodge Charger SRT8 Superbee 158 of 1000 I'm selling my 2007 Dodge Superbee, I have always maintained it on time. It has been washed and waxed once a week and I have always put Non-Ethanol gasoline in it. I have owned the car for several years now and it has always been garage kept. The car has 50,000 miles on it, I just changed the oil and the tires have about 75% tread. This car is adult owned and is a non-smoker. The interior is immaculate , not a single sign of wear anywhere, still smells like a new car. The exterior is also in great shape, it has been garage kept so the paint is still the nice deep yellow, even the decals are black not like most that turn grey. The car is really something to look at. The wheels are the real deal, the polished magnesium rims made just in 2007, polished monthly and they shine like chrome. This car has never been beat on, it has mainly stayed in my garage, and that is basically the reason why I'm selling it because I don't ever really drive it. It has the upgraded Kicker sound system with Navigation. In case you don't know, the Superbee is the 6.1L v8 Hemi 426 horsepower, rear wheel drive with an automatic steptronic transmission which you can then shift manually if you wanted. I'm getting 17-19MPG. The car sounds great, is fun to drive, and definitely a head turner. I'm asking $19,900, make me a reasonable, you can call anytime you want 352-573-8051-Dave |
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