Used 2014 Dodge Challenger SXT with less than 64K miles for sale in Columbia, SC

2014 Dodge Challenger SXT for sale $12,000 FIRM

Please read: I do not need any help selling this car, and I am not interested in trades, deposits, partial payments, or any other possible variation out there. I just want to sell the car. I have the title in hand. My goal is to sell it to take it off the insurance. It is priced to sell quickly. As with the Buick I just sold, the first person to pay me is the first person to get the car. I am not “holding on” or waiting on a person to be “back next week with money in hand …” or any other possible scenario. If you text me or email me with a question which is already addressed in this CL add, I will not respond. Please read the entire CL listing first.

I just sold a Buick Regal on CL, and here’s the link with the reasoning why I am selling a handful of cars.
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If the link does not work for you, then please just do a simple search on Columbia S.C.’s CL for “2001 Buick Regal.”

If I think you are CL flipper, I will not respond to your email, text, or phone call. Please save our time. I am selling this car for around $7,000 below current, listed comparables within a 200 mile radius of the car, and at least $5,000 below fair market value. It is reduced this way for two reasons: I just want to sell it and I am taking into consideration every possible issue which a prospective buyer could use as a bargaining / negotiation tactic to attempt to lower the price. In other words, please do not come to lowball or try to negotiate pricing.

Car’s Condition: Less than 64,000 miles. All maintenance is up-to-date. I just changed the oil, oil filter, air filter, and cabin filter. I only use Mobile One® full synthetic oil, and quality filters. I always did the above service items in less than 7,500 mile increments. All four corners just received new wheel sensors in March 2021. One went bad and apparently they need to be replaced every 50K miles or so, therefore, I just went ahead and did all four. The battery is new, replaced in January 2021. The tires are newer, just purchased in the last six months. The windshield wipers are somewhat new, and they were the pricey ones at $50 for a pair and that includes a coupon and 10% discount. Otherwise, everything else is still in great condition and I have the receipts in case any person wants them.

The car is seven (7) years old; therefore, it has some minor scratches, interior blemishes et cet which is normal for a seven year old car. It is a great driving car, great condition, and still low mileage with a newer feel inside and out. The car includes two (2) factory key fobs, and original spare with jack-kit as it came from the factory.

Car’s History: I bought this car in August 2015 from an auction. I am the second owner. I bought the car with less than 11K on the clock. It had very minor damage to the front end, and I was driving the car around after replacing two wheels and front sway bar bushings without any issue except the cosmetics of the front end. I bought a brand new set of factory wheels, tires and rims through CL in August 2015. The car comes with two newer rims since only two were bad with the original car. I suspect the original owner was trying to drift but went a little too far. The original owner was a PFC in the US Army stationed at Fort Stewart from my research. He unwisely removed the front sway bar bushings. The car’s original driver side rims were demolished and it apparently had very minimal front end damage. When I got the car home, I replaced the sway bar bushings with new, lifetime bushings from AutoZone and picked up the tires and I was driving around just fine. I would have probably never repaired the front end because it was so minimal but my son had other thoughts driving this car to his high school. This was my son’s occasional car for his senior year in high school and at Clemson University, off and on. We drove the car around for a few months until we finished the repairs which were under $1,500.

Around December 2019/January 2020 my son was involved in a minor, low impact front end accident. My insurance company spent almost $7,000 at Carolina Paint and Body and re-did everything my son and I did in September/October 2015. I have the receipt from the repair center. Therefore, a professional using only Mopar®/dealer or certified aftermarket repair parts fixed the damage. There are no hack repairs as evidenced by the receipt. Please keep in mind my son drove this car around for over a month with the damage because it was minimal and I am shocked it cost this much to repair it.

Over the course of the last six (6) years, my son and I put around 52K miles on the car and we both love this car. My son graduated and has his own car now.

The only modifications are the front speakers. My son installed some pricey speakers. I forgot their name but I recall they were over $150 for a pair. When he re-installed the door panel, the front window switch came off its pivot so that will need to be addressed for the passenger side. Otherwise, everything works on this car just like it did when it rolled off assembly line.

If you are trying to flip this car, there is very little meat on the bone so to speak. If you are looking for a keeper, this is a great deal.

Test Drives / Inspection: More than welcomed. However, you will need to present your valid driver’s license. I will take a picture of it with my cell phone. You are welcome to take a picture of mine. No valid driver’s license or an unwillingness to present it / picture it, then no test drive. Simple as that. If you buy the car, we will drive to the Wells Fargo bank at the Sandhills Shopping Center which is around ½ mile from my house where I will deposit the cash inside the bank and I will sign over the Title to the car to the Buyer. It is a nice, safe, public location with numerous surveillance cameras. If the above will not work for you, then please save our time by trying to “meet me at a buddy’s place …” et cet. as I will not deviate from the above.

I work from home now; therefore, the transaction will need to occur during lunchtime during the weekdays (12noon to 1 PM) or on a Saturday during banking hours.