TX Duke 392
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I bought a new 2024 yesterday in Texas
It was pretty well optioned
Sticker was $95 and I got it for $88 cash
It was pretty well optioned
Sticker was $95 and I got it for $88 cash
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$88K with or without tax?I bought a new 2024 yesterday in Texas
It was pretty well optioned
Sticker was $95 and I got it for $88 cash
I just looked at their website and they have it marked down $7,300. I wouldn't call that deep, but it is a good discount.My dealer is able to order the 2025 392s now, but I'm fine with the 2024. They are deep discounting a Tuscadero that a customer ordered and didn't purchase. I thought a friend of mine was going to get it, but she hasn't yet. A $100K sticker price for a vehicle is daunting to a lot of people.
That's just a published internet price. Not after talking to them. I got mine for more than $9100 off of sticker when I ordered it. NEver think a published price is a dealer's final price.I just looked at their website and they have it marked down $7,300. I wouldn't call that deep, but it is a good discount.
That was before TT&L$88K with or without tax?
Congratulations! that's an aweseome deal on a '24 FE. Bay Area dealers are definitely adjusting '24 392s; just wish they had more color selections. SoCal are still not budging and I'm not sure what'll take for them to see that there is going to be more '25s on the way.For anyone who is trying to price out a new 2024 Final Edition, I was able to buy one in the SF Bay Are for $85k last week ($89k less the $4k in factory incentives that are currently available for the 2024s). This is for one without any options other than $595 for the paint color (so MSRP of $102,485).
I have neverI don’t think anyone is seeing $40k off MSRP. Or everyone would be buying from that dealer. And, if you saw that, why didn’t you buy it?
Yep...I got over the 392 with in a year. It was not my everyday vehicle as I work from home but it was my semi daily to go eat and run errands. I took it on 2 trips across Florida too.2 best days, pick up day and sell day.
Interesting. Just passed the 3 year mark on my 392. I drive often from So. Cal. to AZ, about 240 miles one way, and it drives like a dream with one hand on the wheel. I have no squeaks, no rattles and no Hemi tick ever. Also have the SOT and it has no air or water leaks. Hasn't been back to the dealer since I bought it off the showroom floor.Yep...I got over the 392 with in a year. It was not my everyday vehicle as I work from home but it was my semi daily to go eat and run errands. I took it on 2 trips across Florida too.
The 392 with its horrible drone sound of the exhaust both on and off settings and its ride and wandering steering will flat out wear you out on a 3 plus hour trip. I took it on a 7hr trip to the Florida Keys and it wore both my wife and I out.
It is way too easy to steal ( I had minor issues with theives), no real storage in it with out spending money on after market accessories which may or may not work in the 392 and one with SOT created issues. Then I felt odd about the ticking and ringing rattles of the 392 engine.
Anyway, I was approached by a local business owner that wanted one and my spec - silver with red seats which looks outstanding too and he offered me $81k and I took it.
Same here, Huntington Beach to LHC (Islander) I have a few cars/trucks, the 392 is one of my favorite to drive.Interesting. Just passed the 3 year mark on my 392. I drive often from So. Cal. to AZ, about 240 miles one way, and it drives like a dream with one hand on the wheel. I have no squeaks, no rattles and no Hemi tick ever. Also have the SOT and it has no air or water leaks. Hasn't been back to the dealer since I bought it off the showroom floor.
I guess I am a lucky 392 owner, so far at least.