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I do give Dodge an A+ for marketing. But god help you if you have to take the car to the dealer.
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Originally Posted by NHDave
Why?
I hate to speak for someone else, but I'm guessing he means that most service departments aren't going to be fully up to speed on working on these cars.
When I went to work for a parts store in my hometown in the late 1980's there were a couple of techs from the local Chrysler garage who had been there since the '60s or earlier. I used to try to picture some of these guys tuning a factory 6-pack or cross ram setup back in the day. Somehow I just couldn't.
AFAIK Techs are continually trained new tech, although there isn't anything special tech wise about the Demon. If they can service a Hellcat I doubt this car will give them any problems.
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