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2010 Dodge Challenger Price Analysis

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Instant Market Value: $24,073

Based on 1,625 listings

Comparable Listings

2010 Dodge Challenger SE

Price: $23,999 Mileage: 38,675 miles
  • Alloy Wheels

2010 Dodge Challenger SE

Price: $23,999 Mileage: 24,283 miles
  • Alloy Wheels
  • Sunroof/Moonroof

2010 Dodge Challenger R/T

Price: $23,999 Mileage: 45,831 miles
  • Navigation System
  • Sunroof/Moonroof

2010 Dodge Challenger SE

Price: $23,998 Mileage: 8,500 miles

2010 Dodge Challenger Price Trends

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2010 Dodge Challenger Retail Prices

These prices reflect the current national average retail price for 2010 Dodge Challenger trims at different mileages. They are based on real time analysis of our 2010 Dodge Challenger listings. We update these prices daily to reflect the current retail prices for a Used 2010 Dodge Challenger.

Trim MSRP Invoice Instant Market Value
SRT8 $41,230 $39,156 $33,210
R/T $30,860 $29,617 $27,397
SE $23,245 $22,610 $21,409
R/T Classic $34,190 $32,581 N/A

MSRP (also known as the sticker price) stands for the Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price. This is the manufacturer's recommended price for the vehicle including optional equipment.

The Invoice Price of a vehicle is the amount that a dealer pays to the manufacturer for the vehicle. The dealer's profit is the difference between MSRP and Invoice plus any manufacturer-to-dealer incentives.