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Originally Posted by 1bad65
I don't have to come up with any excuse, because no one has shown a bone stock Challenger breaking into the 12s. 
And I never said it was overpriced. I just think when a company has a product that has more demand then supply, common sense says to increase supply and make more money. Keep in mind that Chrysler doesn't get a penny of the dealer markup, so even if dealer markup went away due to increased supply, Chrysler would still come out ahead. It's Economics 101.
And I did mine: Base model 1SS - $30,945. Base model 2SS - $33,945. Base model Challenger SRT8 - $43,655. Notice in my post I specifically said "Base Model". |
when you sell 29000 challengers in a year and you build 30000 you pretty much have the production right on point...you dont even need to know about economics for that one.