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Mickey Thompson 18" ET Street R 325
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
Ok this is the first time I've seen this: A Hellcat for sale on the side of the road. This is by our post office where people park their Honda's and Toyota's to sell them. Don't think I'd leave a high dollar car unattended there.
Used ones are popping up more often now.
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
Looks like there's a red Magnum in that row
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
Yup but not for sale!Looks like there's a red Magnum in that row
Probably more demand for good RT magnums than Hellcats.
I highly doubt it!
Mopar is selling Hellcat's as fast as they are making them. Even used Hellcat's don't sit on lots long.
Mopar isn't building Magnum's last time I checked.....
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
Certainly more affordable!
SRT-8 Magnum's with a 6.1L are pretty rare and hard to find.
Because they're desirable.
Not making them was the point. They stopped making them to produce the Challenger.
Something tells me the Magnum would be a strong seller, still!
Very few SRT-8 Magnums sold.
2006 - 2,970 sold
2007 - 921 sold
2008 - 239 sold
They just didn't sell very well and Mopar stopped making them.
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
Weren't they a bit pricey at the time? 375 hp for what was later the same money as a Hellcat? I could be way off, I can't recall.
They ceased production on the Magnum to produce the Challenger, nothing more.
I'm aware of the numbers, however I'd wager ( obviously no way to prove) that if the Magnum had continued it would have had increased its numbers.
If they had been marketed like the current Challenger/ Charger, good stereos, wheels, engines, transmissions, colors, flares ( widebody) they'd have been much more successful . Almost designed to fail.
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