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#43 ·
Snow-orange said:
Ok, thanks!!
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Update: Got a text the other day that my replacement window sticker had come in....excited to go pick it up, arrived and the manager hands it to me and says there is a small tear on the bottom and the top left corner was bent over approximately 6 inches which put a crease in it!!! WTF......The manila envelope that it came it looked like it was on the semi-trailer floor as they loaded crates of parts onto the trailer and were driving a forklift back and forth over it!!!! :mad: FYI-to all of you who may want your window sticker as a nice momento, advise your dealership prep team to leave it alone and that you will take it off the window!!!
 
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Since you've got a build sheet it's definitely built.

Ignore that March production, have yet to see one of the production months be accurate.

How about the window sticker?

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#48 ·
Slidd said:
Since you've got a build sheet it's definitely built.

Ignore that March production, have yet to see one of the production months be accurate.

How about the window sticker?

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Yes, I have the window sticker. It was on Dodges website as in transit, I reserved it at the dealership 3 weeks ago. The vehicles off of Dodges website now and they just keep telling me there is no ETA on the shipping. I'm glad it's built if there was a build sheet because I was starting to get nervous. lol Thanks for the insight.
 
#49 ·
Horn said:
Yes, I have the window sticker. It was on Dodges website as in transit, I reserved it at the dealership 3 weeks ago. The vehicles off of Dodges website now and they just keep telling me there is no ETA on the shipping. I'm glad it's built if there was a build sheet because I was starting to get nervous. lol Thanks for the insight.
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Get the dealer to print out the POC and see what the actual status code is right now. Sounds like it could be in a holding or rail yard.


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#51 ·
The previous owner of my Challenger had the window sticker folded up and stored in the glovebox and that is where I keep it in case I want to refer what my Challenger came with!
 
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I'm having trouble finding the window sticker for the 2011 that I bought yesterday. I've tried a couple of the links in this thread. Does anybody know of other avenues to maybe get a window sticker for this car?

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I'm having trouble finding the window sticker for the 2011 that I bought yesterday. I've tried a couple of the links in this thread. Does anybody know of other avenues to maybe get a window sticker for this car?
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Nevermind, I was able to get one from Monroney labels dot com. Cost me $7.99 but was well worth it.

I'm stunned. My car is 11 years old as of next month. Here's how the sticker breaks down:

Base price $29,895.
Options:
  • Auto trans $995
  • R/T Classic package $3,300
  • Redline 3-stage paint $995
  • Mopar interior appearance package $945
  • Super Track Pak $495
  • Engine block heater $95
  • 3.06 axle $100
  • Power sunroof $950
  • Destination charge $895

Total sticker price $38,595! Calculating for inflation, this car in February 2022 would have a sticker of over $48,000. Unbelievable. And it's not even a SRT or Scat.

I remember shopping for R/T cars when I bought my SXT, which I bought because I didn't think I could afford the R/T at the time. I never realized how expensive these cars were in the grand scheme of things. The sticker on this car would have put it about $10,000 more than a comparable Mustang or Camaro. Crazy.

Unfortunately, the original owner must have kept some of the things that should have come with this car. The floor mats, car cover, owners manual, etc. Bummer.

I was able to buy it with a clean Carfax and less than 100k miles for $18,495 and if it hadn't been for the pandemic it would have likely been much less than that right now.
 
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WXman said:
Nevermind, I was able to get one from Monroney labels dot com. Cost me $7.99 but was well worth it.

I'm stunned. My car is 11 years old as of next month. Here's how the sticker breaks down:

Base price $29,895.
Options:
  • Auto trans $995
  • R/T Classic package $3,300
  • Redline 3-stage paint $995
  • Mopar interior appearance package $945
  • Super Track Pak $495
  • Engine block heater $95
  • 3.06 axle $100
  • Power sunroof $950
  • Destination charge $895

Total sticker price $38,595! Calculating for inflation, this car in February 2022 would have a sticker of over $48,000. Unbelievable. And it's not even a SRT or Scat.

I remember shopping for R/T cars when I bought my SXT, which I bought because I didn't think I could afford the R/T at the time. I never realized how expensive these cars were in the grand scheme of things. The sticker on this car would have put it about $10,000 more than a comparable Mustang or Camaro. Crazy.

Unfortunately, the original owner must have kept some of the things that should have come with this car. The floor mats, car cover, owners manual, etc. Bummer.

I was able to buy it with a clean Carfax and less than 100k miles for $18,495 and if it hadn't been for the pandemic it would have likely been much less than that right now.
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Very cool. The base price really didn't change a lot, I think my 14 MSRP was $29,995.

The Auto trans is now $1,595.

The Redline paint dropped to $595 I think in later years and discontinued early 2018.

The interior appearance group is also less but no longer includes the shifter.

Regular STP price was $1,295 but you got a credit because of Classic.

Engine block heater stayed $95 the whole time, now looks to be gone.

The 3.06 for $100, that must mean you've got the limited slip Getrag, believe that got more expensive over the next few years.

Sunroof now $1,295.

Destination $1,595.

And that's true on inflation, even at today's prices you get a lot of car for your money.

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#54 ·
Slidd said:
Very cool. The base price really didn't change a lot, I think my 14 MSRP was $29,995.

The Auto trans is now $1,595.

The Redline paint dropped to $595 I think in later years and discontinued early 2018.

The interior appearance group is also less but no longer includes the shifter.

Regular STP price was $1,295 but you got a credit because of Classic.

Engine block heater stayed $95 the whole time, now looks to be gone.

The 3.06 for $100, that must mean you've got the limited slip Getrag, believe that got more expensive over the next few years.

Sunroof now $1,295.

Destination $1,595.

And that's true on inflation, even at today's prices you get a lot of car for your money.

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Interesting. So a limited slip differential was an option with the automatic?
 
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WXman said:
Here's mine.
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Well hell, it's not an LSD, wonder what the $100 option was? Thought all Challenger automatics came with a 3.06 back then. Gotta check it out.

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I checked a few build sheets and they all show a 3.06 axle, wonder if it was just included on all R/T autos, anybody know?


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Yeah kind of odd I think.
 
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Need to keep checking on this, I know Chargers used a 2.65 or 2.82 but thought all Challenger R/T A5 automatics had a 3.06.


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