2007 Dodge Charger Srt8 Sedan 4-door 6.1l Plum Crazy Pearl Coat Number 55 Of 300 on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
This extremely rare vehicle was bought new by a collector and is now being offered for sale privately. This vehicle has only been driven to be moved to locations where it has been stored since 2007. Miles are original, title is free and clear, Carfax Report is clean and available upon request. This is the lowest numbered production vehicle ever produced by Dodge and this one is Number 55 of 300. Original window sticker is still on the window, original floor mats as well as custom SRT mats with Purple trim are included. It also comes with all manuals, 2 keys, wireless headsets for the Rear DVD just like it did when first delivered from the dealership. You may never find another one like this, original window sticker Total Price was $44,260. Thanks for looking.
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