2017 Dodge Charger SXT - 79,684 mi
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Year | Price | Mileage |
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2020 | $28,640 to $37,818 | 1,000 to 21,532 miles |
2019 | $22,365 to $31,113 | 11,158 to 45,375 miles |
2018 | $23,647 to $32,325 | 8,854 to 60,876 miles |
2017 | $20,440 to $33,407 | 13,335 to 78,780 miles |
Top Cities | Average Price |
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Detroit | $24,081 |
Chicago | $26,856 |
Washington | $26,867 |
Houston | $27,287 |
Phoenix | $27,560 |
Baltimore | $27,998 |
Tampa | $28,448 |
New York | $28,850 |
San Francisco | $29,020 |
Los Angeles | $29,415 |
Dallas | $30,350 |
Atlanta | $30,527 |
Philadelphia | $30,664 |
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Silver | $3,752Average Savings |
Orange | $12,078Average Premium |
Rank | Color | Compared to Avg Price |
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1 | Silver | $3,752 Savings |
2 | Gray | $981 Savings |
3 | Black | $319 Savings |
4 | White | $96 Savings |
5 | Red | $731 Higher |
6 | Blue | $1,548 Higher |
7 | Green | $3,531 Higher |
8 | Yellow | $3,915 Higher |
9 | Purple | $5,300 Higher |
10 | Orange | $12,078 Higher |
Good times to buy |
- Save $237 on average: January, August, September, October, November, December are good times to buy to find the best prices. |
Good times to sell |
- Make an extra $241 on average: February, March, April, May, June, July are good times to sell to get the best prices |
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$279,125,999 |
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#1 - Most horsepower |
#1 - Most towing capacity |
#3 - Most spacious |
#4 - Most cargo room |
#7 - Kept longest |
#7 - Longest-lasting |
#8 - Most leg room |
#9 - Greenest |
#10 - Most fuel-efficient |
Year | Average Price | Deals | Listings |
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2021 Dodge Charger for Sale | $38,005 | - | 2,224 listings |
2020 Dodge Charger for Sale | $34,566 | Save $8,331 on 90 deals | 1,512 listings |
2019 Dodge Charger for Sale | $27,731 | Save $5,481 on 264 deals | 3,130 listings |
2018 Dodge Charger for Sale | $30,474 | Save $6,020 on 168 deals | 1,764 listings |
2017 Dodge Charger for Sale | $28,473 | Save $9,036 on 140 deals | 1,029 listings |
2016 Dodge Charger for Sale | $23,752 | Save $13,697 on 130 deals | 838 listings |
2015 Dodge Charger for Sale | $20,162 | Save $5,600 on 99 deals | 637 listings |
2014 Dodge Charger for Sale | $15,174 | Save $4,342 on 145 deals | 652 listings |
2010 Dodge Charger for Sale | $8,980 | Save $2,883 on 35 deals | 145 listings |
1970 Dodge Charger for Sale | $61,169 | - | 5 listings |
1969 Dodge Charger for Sale | $75,812 | - | 4 listings |
Average Price | Deals | Listings | |
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Acura TLX for Sale | $34,730 | Save $6,923 on 624 deals | 9,322 listings |
Chevrolet Impala for Sale | $14,904 | Save $5,265 on 886 deals | 6,706 listings |
Chrysler 300 for Sale | $21,311 | Save $5,789 on 750 deals | 6,221 listings |
Average Price | Deals | Listings | |
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Dodge Charger in Houston | $27,287 | Save $4,993 on 66 deals | 537 listings |
Dodge Charger in Atlanta | $30,527 | Save $5,338 on 32 deals | 408 listings |
Dodge Charger in Dallas | $30,350 | Save $2,463 on 32 deals | 506 listings |
Dodge Charger in Chicago | $26,856 | Save $5,447 on 33 deals | 385 listings |
Dodge Charger in Miami | $27,130 | Save $3,855 on 22 deals | 203 listings |
Dodge Charger in Los Angeles | $29,415 | Save $5,598 on 81 deals | 529 listings |
Dodge Charger in Philadelphia | $30,664 | Save $3,935 on 59 deals | 437 listings |
Dodge Charger in San Antonio | $28,156 | Save $2,637 on 14 deals | 203 listings |
Dodge Charger in Phoenix | $29,097 | Save $4,646 on 21 deals | 279 listings |
Dodge Charger in Orlando | $30,032 | Save $2,887 on 24 deals | 260 listings |
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Used Dodge Charger SXT
(2008-2010, 2012-2020)
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$23,152 | 4,511 Listings |
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Used Dodge Charger R/T
(2009-2020)
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$28,087 | 1,275 Listings |
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Used Dodge Charger SE
(2006, 2009-2017)
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$14,601 | 1,159 Listings |
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Used Dodge Charger GT
(2018-2020)
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$28,089 | 1,058 Listings |
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Used Dodge Charger R/T Scat Pack
(2015-2020)
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$40,078 | 588 Listings |
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Used Dodge Charger SXT Plus
(2012-2014, 2018)
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$22,404 | 367 Listings |
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Used Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat
(2015-2019)
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$58,768 | 187 Listings |
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Used Dodge Charger Police
(2009-2019)
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$14,940 | 180 Listings |
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Used Dodge Charger Scat Pack
(2020)
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$44,628 | 168 Listings |
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Used Dodge Charger Base
(1983-1987, 2007-2008)
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$6,405 | 143 Listings |
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The fifth-generation Charger (1981-1987) is considered a quasi-collectible and is often available as a used car. These front-wheel drive coupes are more practical in everyday use than are the earlier generations and generally have good fuel economy as well. Finding one in excellent condition can be a challenge, but there are examples available to those who persist.
On the used car market, however, the current Dodge Charger sedan, which entered production for the 2006 model year, is the most common vehicle sought. Built with stylistic reminders of the early-generation Chargers, the modern sedan combines practicality with nostalgic style and power. The Charger has a good combination of interior quality and accoutrements for the price point and remains a favorite on the used car market. The big sedan achieves impressive fuel economy thanks to the powerful V6 that motivates most of the Chargers on the market and can be found in both rear-wheel and all-wheel drive. In most of the new-generation Charger models, crash tests have been about average for the segment.
Some of the first of the new-generation Chargers gained a reputation for premature engine failure, which usually happened just outside of warranty (at roughly 100,000 miles). On many of those 2006 models, Dodge extended the warranty. So finding a 2006 model with a non-original engine is not unusual. From 2007 forward, there are few other reported issues. Buyers should pay attention to the state of the alternator, a common fail point as mileage builds, and have it tested before purchase. The Charger is otherwise considered a relatively reliable sedan. Consumers may wish to cross-shop with the Chevrolet Impala and Toyota Avalon as alternatives with less muscular looks. For similar styling, the Chrysler 300 is also an alternative.