Used Car of the Day: 2023 Dodge Challenger Scat Pack Widebody

by Tim Healey

July 19th, 2023 3:00 PM

used car of the day 2023 dodge challenger scat pack widebody

Today's used car of the day is barely used. A Michigan-based seller has simply decided it's already time to move on to the next thing -- this seller claims not to be a flipper.

Fun fact: I once lived near where this seller does.

Anywho, the car has factory hood pins and a six-speed manual with a cue-ball shifter. That shifter also has a short throw.

The mileage is low, under 1,200, and the seller claims to have closely followed the break-in protocol. It looks like our seller is parting ways with this car to make way for a Demon 170.

The price is $59,750.

A quick note -- the database was heavy today with cars that were similar to ones previously featured. So please don't whine that this car is basically brand new. See it instead as a chance to get a Challenger without dealing with a dealer.

[Images: Seller]

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Olddavid on Jul 20, 2023

Brass hat? Or is there even such a thing as company cars for employees anymore?

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Carlson Fan on Jul 20, 2023

Sexy!!!!

Love the wide body and the color is great. Screw the boring colors, their fine for minivans and run of the mill CUVs. Manuals suck in a truck but the only way to go in a car like this. Cloth is a non-starter for me, leather and it would be perfect!

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