SRT "Dealer".... Such a thing?

[Ted@MPSC]

An SRT dealer is a dealer that has sent one or more technicians to the SRT training school. They must also purchase the SRT specific tools for the models they will sell. Without the technician certififcation, they cannot order SRT vehicles, because they can't perform warranty work on them. If you are looking for the Mack Daddy of the SRT dealers, then you need to look at the dealers who specialize in Vipers. Vipers have been in the SRT line-up far longer than any other SRT model. Just because they sell the most SRT's doesn't mean that they are going to be your best bet. You need to find the dealer that will work the best with you and your circumstances.

IMO

The dealer I work for is an SRT dealer, but we don't sell Dodge's, only Chrysler & Jeep. What a bummer for me!

[davidb]

Thanks for this information guys. I didn't realize the "SRT" was so specialized. My hope is that the "R/T" is the 6.1L, and the "SRT" will come with the 6.4L 392 Hemi.

Any thoughts?

[allhemi]

Originally Posted by Ted@MPSC

An SRT dealer is a dealer that has sent one or more technicians to the SRT training school. They must also purchase the SRT specific tools for the models they will sell. Without the technician certififcation, they cannot order SRT vehicles, because they can't perform warranty work on them. If you are looking for the Mack Daddy of the SRT dealers, then you need to look at the dealers who specialize in Vipers. Vipers have been in the SRT line-up far longer than any other SRT model. Just because they sell the most SRT's doesn't mean that they are going to be your best bet. You need to find the dealer that will work the best with you and your circumstances.

IMO

The dealer I work for is an SRT dealer, but we don't sell Dodge's, only Chrysler & Jeep. What a bummer for me!

Thanks for the info! And yes that would suck to work for someone that don't sale dodge