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Well, 1971demon is rare. Which might be a good thing.

I doubt "bazillionaire". but having enough money (and taste) not to have to settle for a sedan.

If you don't drink, then your 4-door must be a regular sedan, not a saloon.

Photos of cop cars??

It's a step down for him no matter what. He can't get them served to him in the taxi.

Could be worse. You could be on flat and straight roads in a multi-door. But it does make it easier to keep the umbrella drinks in their glasses.

I have, a couple of times. But instead of 5,000' foot elevation changes and curves worthy of the Alps, all I remember is near perfectly straight and flat roads. And at 2 AM the traffic could be as scarce as around here, with only the occasional alligator on the pavement.

Guess I'm not enjoying mine quite enough then. I still can't do much more than change radio stations on the somewhat scarce straight sections of road. Although, I suppose I could slow down, a lot, and eat something instead of actually driving. But then I might as well drive a multi-door. In...

I have three of the damn things, but that doesn't mean I'm proud of them.

And some think they got a better deal when they got two extra doors.

Yeah, the door ones are good for us that drink out of regular water bottles. It's keeping DavidKFla's umbrella drinks in place that can be an issue.

Cup holders?!? A Challenger is meant to be driven, not to drink in. Okay, maybe take a swig once back in the garage while waiting for the adrenaline level to go down a bit.

I had to Google it and see if it was all legit. Which it seems to be. But they're sure keeping a low profile.

Apparently so, yes. I had never heard of Stellantis Financial Services until today, but if memory serves me they've been in business since '13.

Alright, best I can tell I panicked for no reason. The finance guy must've contacted Stellantis Financial ahead of time, and apparently I got denied. A lady there told me that they send out these notices about a month after the fact. So it went through Chrysler Capital in normal fashion. Only...

This is more of a what didn't I do to my Hellcat today. The good: Got the license plate and registration in the mail. The not so good: Also got a letter from Stellantis Financial Services saying that "...we can not extend credit to you at this time." That letter is dated 9-11, so it took its...

That first request will be easy enough to comply with, but after (almost) paying for the car, the money is a bit tight. Can I get your vote on credit?

Do I need to submit a time stamped photo of the odometer??

Umm, yeah, I picked it up on 8-16 so it should qualify. And yes, the odometer is still at 18, so if lowest mileage matters it should stand a chance. Besides, we wouldn't be in this situation if I hadn't been prompted to submit two photos by a certain HellcatForumOrg. member.

Those who let the dealer get rid of everything on and in a new vehicle might find this interesting. I'm guessing it's kind of a cheat sheet for the assembly line workers to know what a vehicle is supposed to be equipped with, and what to leave off.