I am seriously consider an SRT 8 and have a few questions...

Will there be a major resale difference between a fully loaded truck and all options deleted truck?

Is red rock really that bad of a color? I haven't seen it in person but I kind of like it.

I think I found a good deal but thought I would ask here first
Fully loaded Msrp of 46,700 for 41,900 with 60 miles seems like a great deal to me?

Any and all input appreciated...Thanks

That's a good deal for an 07.

60 miles means it has been driven and probably hard....but you are going to drive like you stole it anyway!

Red Rock is awful....sorry.

That's a good deal for an 07.
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If its an 07, that's about the best deal posted thus far.....$4,800 off MSRP.

Definitely make sure you see RR in person first before ordering.

Just remember no matter what anyone says black is the fastest color.:D

That is true..... black is the fastest.








But the chicks dig silver.

Anybody have an opinion on resale down the road for fully loaded vs stripped?

I personaly would like no extras as it adds weight (slower), but when you start with a truck that weighs near 5000 lbs the percentage of wieght gain for those extras may not mean as much as on my M Coupeat 2980lbs

Example

300lbs is ten percent weight gain on 2980 you will definetly feel the extra pounds

300lbs is 6-7 percent weight gain but with 420+ horsepower the extra weight may be negated?

I just don't want to buy a truck nobody wants if it isn't loaded properly...

Thanks for opinions

I know black, silver, and blue (in that order) are all faster than Red

Personally, I would skip the rear DVD...unless you really need it (kids).

Definitely get the SRT1 Group and Nav, both will help on resale. Get the roof also.

A local dealer had an SRT without Nav and it sat forever. Guarantee it was because the vehicle didn't have Nav.

I'd just diet before I got a stripped down model.

Added weight would not be much for a loaded model. Also, I got everything on mine including rear DVD for resale. When it comes down to selling it in a few years, the car with more options will always sell faster.

When it comes down to selling it in a few years, the car with more options will always sell faster.

May sell a bit faster, but won't always get you more money.