If You Purchased Your New Dodge Durango Hellcat at Full Price, Avoid Reading This | Carscoops

      Now may be the perfect time to acquire one of the most versatile and impressive SUVs currently on the market.

      On May 16, 2025, a Dodge Durango Hellcat with delivery mileage was recently auctioned off.

      Originally priced at $115,910, it was discounted by $28,133, presenting a great opportunity for the buyer.

      The final Silver Bullet edition is nearly new, still sporting factory plastics.

      While Dodge may be stepping back from the Hellcat market or at least reducing its scale—assuming reports about extending the Durango SRT production until the 2026 model year are correct—you might expect the remaining Hellcats to see a rise in value. However, that hasn’t been the case.

      Instead, they've experienced significant depreciation. A recent model, in fact, lost about 25% of its original MSRP, despite being one of the most well-rounded Hellcats Dodge has produced.

      More: Someone scored a Hellcat Jeep with an $80K discount after just 1,200 miles.

      This particular Durango SRT Hellcat was sold on Bring A Trailer for only $87,777. While still a substantial amount, let's delve into what this purchase entails. New, it was listed by Dodge for $115,910, and with just 21 miles driven, this vehicle is practically new.

      This means the buyer acquired it at a 24% discount, saving $28,133 from the MSRP. For that price, the buyer gets everything expected from a Hellcat-powered SUV, including a supercharged V8 engine producing 710 hp (529 kW) and 645 lb-ft (874 Nm) of torque, an eight-speed automatic transmission, an electronically-controlled limited-slip differential, and all-wheel drive.

      This powerhouse can comfortably transport six individuals, tow over 8,690 pounds, and accelerate from 0-60 mph in just 3.5 seconds. It meets almost every family requirement, except for skipping the gas station.

      The most significant aspect is that this isn’t just any model of the Durango SRT Hellcat; it’s a 2025 Silver Bullet edition, making it the last version of the Durango Hellcat that Dodge has produced.

      Additionally, it retains some factory plastic on the seats, indicating it's as close to new as possible. Comments on the auction listing highlighted how great a deal it was. “Wow, this is a steal at 87K,” remarked one user. “Definitely a case of Grand Theft Hellcat! Congrats,” commented another.

      If you’re searching for an incredibly fast family SUV, now might be the time to pursue Hellcat options before these deals vanish completely.