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2011 Dodge Charger R/t Max Awd Sedan 4-door 5.7l V8 Hemi on 2040-cars

US $30,500.00
Year:2011 Mileage:19050 Color: shines like a diamond in the sun and beads water like no car you
Location:

Oxford, Massachusetts, United States

Oxford, Massachusetts, United States

This R/T Max is an absolute gem.  I love the car, and I sincerely hate the thought of selling it.  I'm only selling to downgrade and free up some cash flow that I may or may not need in the future (please don't try to low-ball me, I can afford to keep the car and absolutely would not mind).

I will add more pictures very soon when I get the chance, so please check back!

I've owned it for about 1 year. I bought it, used, with only 3,148 miles on it (the previous owner was a wealthy middle-aged man whose hobby was trading in his new toy every 2 years for the next brand new toy...in this case, he traded up to a 2014 Challenger SRT8,  I gladly took this Charger off his hands for a huge discount.)

It only has 19,050 miles as of this post (ALL HIGHWAY MILES--I am good to this car), but it is my daily driver so the mileage will be increasing as time goes on (I will try to update this listing as often as possible).  As I mentioned above, the car is in excellent cosmetic and mechanical condition. The black exterior shines like a diamond in the sun and beads water like no car you've ever seen (hopefully a testament to how clean and well I try to maintain it).  It has had all it's recommended maintenance, and I've never encountered an issue with it (of course, it's still basically brand new with only 19k on it!)

Speaking of highway miles, I am actually able to achieve an average of 22-23 MPG during the spring and summer and fall on my commute to/from work.  I found that to be VERY impressive for a 5.7L V8.  The Cylnder-Deactivation System really does wonders for gas mileage!

This car's AWD is also fantastic in the snow--I have the original all-season tires on it, and it still was able to rip through the worst storms of this past winter. I always felt extremely safe--imagine if I actually went out and bought snow tires...

I have listed all the options and features that this car has, so please see the lists above. The R/T MAX trim leaves very, very little to be desired.

***ALSO INCLUDED WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF THIS CAR***:
I have a few accessories that I will gladly include with your purchase. PLEASE SEE BELOW.

-Original OEM Chrome Grill (packaged up nicely and protected in a box...I'm pretty sure it's brand new, and never driven on the car by the previous owner. He gave me this grill for free and I never even opened the box because I like the Black Custom Grill so much!)
-3 Already-programmed Electronic Keys (Worth $200+ EACH)
-Car Cover for storage and protection against dust and weather
-4 Dodge-Charger-specific Weather Tech brand floor mats, front and back (I bought them for the winter, but you will also get the 4 carpet mats, of course)
-Extra MOPAR air filter for your first replacement
-MOPAR Black touch-up paint for any little spots you may eventually need to fill in
-Original owners manuals
-Original 2011 Charger sales brochure from the dealership (from the original owner when he custom-ordered this car)

Please, if you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask!  I am very friendly and willing to speak with you, if you are seriously interested.  Thank you for looking at my Charger.  It is a very special, powerful expression of modern automotive engineering, and I know you'll cherish it just as well as I do.

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