Due to the relatively small number of Challengers produced, it pays to buy new because of scarcity of used ones. You will only save 18% by buying used. Read this article. 5 cars you might as well buy new instead of used - Yahoo! Autos
I had never bought a new car before my Challenger so I just naturally looked for a used one. I found the prices very comparable and had a hard time finding one with low miles at a good price.
Most used ones in this area are going for almost new prices. You might save a grand and that's about it.
I traded in my '13s sxt for an '11 r/t, lost about 2 g's but i did'nt think that was too bad. it turns out after the #'s, i think i lost but not too bad. about what you would expect at a dealer. 2015 hemi cuda just might be next
That is nice to know. It is rare that you can buy a vehicle, enjoy it, and still retain good value. That also explains why I have been getting letters from local dealers offering me very good money on my 2001 Nissan Frontier. 5 years ago I was able to buy it with 54,000 miles for well below KBB, because gas was at $4/gal for the first time and no one wanted trucks. Now the demand for compact trucks is high.
