2006 Dodge Magnum Srt8 Wagon 4-door 6.1l....51k Miles...rare on 2040-cars
Prosperity, South Carolina, United States
I'm selling my 2006 Dodge Magnum SRT8 that has only 51k miles on it.
There were only 3845 SRT8 Magnum's produced from 2006-2008 and only 666
of the Inferno Red ones produced in 2006. This car came from the factory
with 425hp out of the 6.1L Hemi, and should be close to 450hp because
mine has a K&N intake system on it as well as a Magnaflo stainless
steel exhaust system on it that sounds great. The car has new Hankook
tires on the 20" factory aluminum rims, new battery, new fuel pumps, and
factory Brembo brakes with slotted rotors on all 4 corners that will
stop you on a dime. It has a factory sunroof, factory 10" Kicker
subwoofer, 6 disc cd changer with cassette/XM radio, and leather/suede
electric seats. A $500 deposit is due via PayPal within 48 hours of the auctions close.This has been my play toy that I don't drive that much,
so now's the time to let someone else enjoy it.......
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Dodge Magnum for Sale
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