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Found a 2012 Yellowjacket for $40,991. Only 47 miles and never been titled. Does this sound like a good buy? About $8k less than a 2013 with comparable features.
What does everyone think?
It is a 6 speed manual with sunroof.
Last edited by Ship Rider; 02-07-2013 at 09:27 PM.
Sounds like a deal to me. Finale cost for mine after added sunroof , upgraded sound system. glascoating, undercoating,extended warrenty was over 50k. About the only thing different in the 2013 is the launch control which I believe is only on the auto trans , not sure about that.
Sounds like a deal to me. Finale cost for mine after added sunroof , upgraded sound system. glascoating, undercoating,extended warrenty was over 50k. About the only thing different in the 2013 is the launch control which I believe is only on the auto trans , not sure about that.
6 speeds have it as well... but only on cars made November 2012 and later.
Price might be a bit high now that they are releasing the SRT Core line for just under $40k. No options, but I think they might drag 2012 SRT's down in price a bit.
That's a smoking deal.
Specially a 6 speed. There aren't too many manuals. Dealers in my area have them on their lots sitting for 9 months now. All autos. I had to drive 70 miles away to get a manual.
I got mine about 6k off msrp. And back then (9monthsago) there wasn't any rebates. Just dealer discounts.
So I say that's a great deal.
Actually, the DY's production numbers have been identified already.
2010 DY: 592 R/T Classics and 595 SRTs They just haven't been able to break down how many auto's and six speeds, estimate is 60% auto's 40% six speeds of total numbers. DY is one of the lower total production colors.
What the yellow jacket turns out to be will be interesting to find out.
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