[saturnpappa]

I'm wondering if you guys think a lease or loan payment on a srt8 charger for 500 or under is feasable? I"m not looking to put 20k down maybe 2000 at the most.

 

[ATL SRT]

I put $15k down and my payment is $478 a month, if that's any help.

 

[1FST4DR]

Sorry to rain on your parade but there is no way you can get a note like that on a new STRT w/ 2k down..You may want to consider a used one.I have seen prices drop on the used o6s latley.Probably cause the 08s are out..Nothing wrong with a used SRT .Just spring for extra warantee..Good luck..

 

[MotorCity Muscle]

There are deals out there for new 07 SRTs at around $34k. Put down $2k and finance $32k for 6 years. Find a rate under 5% and you're in the ballpark.
See link
http://www.banksite.com/cgi-bin/bankloancalcdcar2.cgi

 

[Pablo22]

I hope you have Excellent credit!

 

[1FST4DR]

There are deals out there for new 07 SRTs at around $34k. Put down $2k and finance $32k for 6 years. Find a rate under 5% and you're in the ballpark.
See link
http://www.banksite.com/cgi-bin/bankloancalcdcar2.cgi

An SRT what???For that price I would have to say a stripped model Maggie..
Not thats a bad thing...

 

[MotorCity Muscle]

To be honest, if you're looking for an SRT for 500 and under with only $2k down payment, you might really want to think about a used one or even an R/T. The gas (premium only), brakes, tires (340 ea), and everything else on the SRTs are not cheap. Plus the $2100 gas guzzler tax. And then there's the mod bug.
I don't know what financial situation you're in bro, but the SRTs are really kind of a 'pay-to-play' deal. The value is great as compared to Lexii, BMWs, and other Uber-cars, but not to 'normal' point a-to-b cars.
If you can truly swing it, then I most heartily recommend you go for it and never look back. Come on over to the SRT darkside!!

 

[Modern Mopar Muscle]

$8,500.00 down, 6 year loan at 6.74%,=512.00/month. I got a new 2007 with almost $4,000.00 in rebates and another $2,500.00 for supplier discount. You would need $15,000.00 down with a good 6 year loan on a car with no other incentives, rebates, or discounts. Good Luck! So far my car is worth every penny.

 

[MotorCity Muscle]

Worth every penny now, and in the future (hopefully)

 

[cplabaunza]

Some Credit Unions offer 84 month loans and a few even offer a 96 month loan but that's way too long to finance a car.

I put down $6400 and my payments are $582 a month

 

[SRT8COP]

I put $6,000 down and I am leasing with 12,000 miles a year and my payments are $449 a month. I was in with the loan guy for well over an hour and a half to get it down to that.