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2011 Classic $2.5K less than 2010
When I was comparing the numbers between buying a 2011 Classic compared to a new 2010, I was pleasantly surprised that the 2011 was a lot cheaper! Here's the MSRP's for the Classic that I ordered with the following options: 6 speed, Super Track Pak, and 730N Radio (includes destination to Texas):
2011 $36,645
2010 $39,120
Part of the reason is the 2011's have the manual tranny as standard equipment now. So if you're looking for a manual, it's best to keep in mind the savings you'd automatically get on the newer model.
2011 $36,645
2010 $39,120
Part of the reason is the 2011's have the manual tranny as standard equipment now. So if you're looking for a manual, it's best to keep in mind the savings you'd automatically get on the newer model.
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2011 $36,645
2010 $39,120
Your price on the 2010 model seems way to high with that little options?It must have had some other options?Plus we got 2k in mopar bucks in 2010?
2010 $39,120
Your price on the 2010 model seems way to high with that little options?It must have had some other options?Plus we got 2k in mopar bucks in 2010?
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Good observation. :lol:
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Yeah our Rtc had manual, pcp color, Electronic group, sunroof and hids and was $38.9 That 10 had to have other options. Either way congrats on new purchase!
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When I test-built a 2011 R/T Classic a few months ago on Dodge's website, there was only about $300-$500 difference if I remember correctly for something comparably equipped to my 2010. Of course, that was with an automatic so it's working the opposite way as your example.
Depends on what you want.
Depends on what you want.
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Keep in mind we are quoting sticker prices. Again either way sounds like you got an unheard of deal with snagging a loaded classic for 32k out the door. grats
Edit* actually I was just monkeying around with the online builder (something I havent done in about a year) and it does in fact seem 2011 classics are way cheaper than 2010 were. Did they make Hids standard?
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Yes they are:guiness:
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THAT...is a deal.
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2011 Classic includes electronics convenience, HID headlights, 6spd, all of which make it about $4K less MSRP
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2010 vs 2011 pricing
$4K difference on manual cars
$4K difference on manual cars
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Yep, I didn't include HID headlights in my original 2010 price so the difference is even higher than I thought. So here's my updated MSRP's for my Classic with 6 speed, Super Track Pak, 730N Radio, Electronics Convenience Group (Included in 2011 Classic), HID Headlamps (Included in 2011 Classic):
2011 $36,645
2010 $39,815
Difference: $3170
Here's a window sticker from a 2010 Classic (just subtract the $950 Sunroof from the price, everything else is the same):
http://www.dodge.com/hostc/getWindowStickerPdf.do?vin=2B3CJ5DT8AH261550
Moral of the story: If a dealer offers you $5K off on a 2010 Classic 6 spd, you're really only saving about $2K off a 2011 model.
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Yep, I didn't include HID headlights in my original 2010 price so the difference is even higher than I thought. So here's my updated MSRP's for my Classic with 6 speed, Super Track Pak, 730N Radio, Electronics Convenience Group (Included in Classic), HID Headlamps (Included in Classic):
2011 $36,645
2010 $39,815
Difference: $3170
Here's a window sticker from a 2010 Classic (just subtract the $950 Sunroof from the price, everything else is the same):
http://www.dodge.com/hostc/getWindowStickerPdf.do?vin=2B3CJ5DT8AH261550
Moral of the story: If a dealer offers you $5K off on a 2010 Classic 6 spd, you're really only saving about $2K off a 2011 model.
Plus there is a $1000 rebate on the 2011
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