Dodge Charger Sixpack Pricing (Dodge Charger Sixpack MSRP)

[El Chorizo]

No one has an exact price on the new Dodge Charger Sixpack yet but the general consensus seems to be that it will be between $40k and $50k starting price. I'm guessing it'll be way closer to $50k

Thoughts?

 

[wired]

Pricing has been announced!

Model	Price (Two-Door)	Price (Four-Door)
2026 Dodge Charger Sixpack R/T (SO)	$51,990	$53,990
2026 Dodge Charger Sixpack Scat Pack (HO)	$56,990	$58,990
2026 Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack (EV)	$61,990	$63,990

 

[El Chorizo]

I think that's a pretty good deal!

 

[Dragoon]

No bad considering the performance you get!

 

[NitroRider]

So there is just 2 grand difference between the two and four door. Four it is then.

 

[El Chorizo]

So there is just 2 grand difference between the two and four door. Four it is then.

If you have a family I'd definitely say that's the way to go.

 

[baabootoo]

I'm watching a YT video by Kelly Blue Book, and they said you can only get the 550 HP engine in the 2-door. Anyone else hear that?

 

[Big Swede]

I'm watching a YT video by Kelly Blue Book, and they said you can only get the 550 HP engine in the 2-door. Anyone else hear that?

I heard the same. I’m sure that’s just for initial offerings. There would be no reason why Dodge wouldn’t want more of your money.

 

[Chevyguy]

i just ordered the 550 hp scat sedan, they haven't started making them yet though

 

[El Chorizo]

i just ordered the 550 hp scat sedan, they haven't started making them yet though

Hopefully the wait won't be too long.

 

[baabootoo]

I'm already finding them in lots for $2K - $3K off.

 

[El Chorizo]

I'm already finding them in lots for $2K - $3K off.

That's a bit sad. I think this is going to be a great tuner platform.

 

[Dragoon]

There are several 2-doors that are in transit and on their way to San Antonio dealers.

 

[baabootoo]

There are several 2-doors that are in transit and on their way to San Antonio dealers.

Nice.

 

[baabootoo]

It looks like EVERY place is offering a discount off the top. A dealer near Milwaukee, me, got 3 in and all have 3K to 5K off.

 

[El Chorizo]

It looks like EVERY place is offering a discount off the top. A dealer near Milwaukee, me, got 3 in and all have 3K to 5K off.

Crazy, just a sign of the times I guess. People really like the V8's I guess.... hard for them to swallow a powerful V6 pill.

 

[Big Swede]

Crazy, just a sign of the times I guess. People really like the V8's I guess.... hard for them to swallow a powerful V6 pill.

No V6

Honestly it’s over priced (like most cars). As much as I like it the base price doesn’t include a few options most people want which really drives the price up.

With leather and trying to keep it as reasonable as possible I’m at $66k. Then add sales tax and It’s $71k. For most that’s a $1000+ a month commitment not counting taxes.

I realize cars have really escalated and also improved but there’s a breaking point on a fun car for most people where they just won’t think it’s worth it anymore and will just get a DD SUV. The MSRP on my Scat Pack Shaker was $52k and paid $49k. I then bought a GT to DD and paid $30k.

With that said I’m going to buy one but the buyer pool isn’t going to be as large as a lineup that covers from $30k-$100k+.

I saw an interview with Tim justifying the elevated costs and he said “It’s really not more expensive” and listed some added content to justify the costs. He sounded like a rich person conflating value and cost.

 

[baabootoo]

My local dealer FINALLY got one in. He's offering $3K off a Plus model the second it got on the lot. It also has the bigger wheels/tires which I want.

 

[Brucelinc]

When you start comparing the new Charger price structure with the previous Charger, I suppose the new one seems overpriced. I would just say that I think the new one is worth the difference in terms of interior quality, refinement, content and overall feel. Also, I can't think of any other cars that offer what the Charger does for a lower price.

In almost all respects, a $65,000 MSRP Charger equals or exceeds a BMW 540i that would be around $80,000. We know you can negotiate the Charger down substantially whereas BMW dealers are more difficult to deal with. I understand it might lack the "image" of a BMW but I don't care about image. The Charger is a helluva lot better value than a Mustang Dark Horse when the media insists on comparing it with.

 

[baabootoo]

When you start comparing the new Charger price structure with the previous Charger, I suppose the new one seems overpriced. I would just say that I think the new one is worth the difference in terms of interior quality, refinement, content and overall feel. Also, I can't think of any other cars that offer what the Charger does for a lower price.

In almost all respects, a $65,000 MSRP Charger equals or exceeds a BMW 540i that would be around $80,000. We know you can negotiate the Charger down substantially whereas BMW dealers are more difficult to deal with. I understand it might lack the "image" of a BMW but I don't care about image. The Charger is a helluva lot better value than a Mustang Dark Horse when the media insists on comparing it with.

Yeah, not to mention two different worlds. There is NO backseat in a Mustang, compared to this big one.