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Love it!

I did a few exhaust mods: kooks header, kooks midpipe, to a borla s cat back

Thank you!!!

That’s awesome, man, I’m glad you’re still loving yours! It makes me feel good to know that these are still running strong after 87k miles. Hopefully mine is as reliable.

Lol no sir

So glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for commenting! Yea, I really do hope that the electric push isn’t fully sweeping bc it would be a shame to lose access to cars like these, not just SRTs but any NA type car. They are so much fun. I know I will most likely never own an electric lol

@@driversanonymousNYC same here bro xD

Thank you so much man for the kind words and I am so happy you enjoyed the video. NA V8 (for me) is probably the best driving experience you can get. Sure the car doesn’t do 3.5s 0-60 but the sounds, the feel, the rawness, and the comfort of this car do it for me. $44k spent here isn’t bad considering every other high performance SUV is probably around $75-100k. Happy to have you here and maybe I will see you cruising around one day 😎

Love this and Im glad this resonates with you. Every year that passes I am closer and closer to leaving lol

Thanks for your comment man. Thats a difficult question to answer and I think it always boils down to how well the previous owner(s) maintained the car. For example there can be a 40k mile car that was beaten on and not maintained properly and then there can be an 80k mile where the owner was meticulous and kept every receipt, did each service on time, and even did preventative maintenance. For me, buying a used car always depends on that. I sold my 150k mile BMW M5 absolutely mint and up to date and the car is still running perfectly bc of how much maintenance I put into it. So, it just really all depends. The best thing you can do is evaluate the condition of the car through a PPI, but most importantly make sure the owner was careful and cared about the car. Hope this helps

@ preciate the reply but yeah you right it’s just hard to find a good one but most def gonna have to do a ppi

Yepp!!

@@driversanonymousNYC whats the set up? lol

Lol my bad. Kooks header. Kooks midpipe. Borla S cat back

Yes they are lol. Where do you live?

Lol I believe it

Sport mode

FL insurance is cheaper 😆

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We’re real car guys man… we don’t “cut up” through traffic. What you just witnessed was a ‘PULL’. I know… very weird right? Not everybody is a loser that puts other lives in danger and cuts up for no reason. Especially in a Volvo on your way to your 9-5💀💀

Lemme guess. Your dream car is a hellcat and you call the trackhawk a jeep truck 🤣

Of course. They are also very cool

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If I lived in a place where I could fully enjoy it, I totally would

@ right on man I’m thinking about getting a srt cherokee 2021

Its a super fun car man. Def test drive one

That is correct!!!

Interesting! Those are really cool cars. Why do you like the wk1 better?

@driversanonymousNYC I like the look and the low tec vs the 2012 look and new tec with the engine. Just preference really. Got a 01 is300, 06 c55 amg also, fun stable of cars.

Gotcha. That makes sense. Thats why I appreciated my 2003 M5 so much as well. Such a simple and awesome car. Thats an awesome stable you have. Really cool assortment of cars and attitudes. Happy to have you here! Hope you stay around for some more content

Its the best I can do around here lol

@@driversanonymousNYC fair enough

Makes sense and I appreciate your feedback! It will help me improve

Not stock

Thank you bro! I did lots of exhaust mods and some other mods :)

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Trust me if going fast was my sole purpose I would have gotten a Trackhawk or a Cayenne Turbo 👌🏼

Lol good one

Beeeeeefy

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Lol I guess thats up to your perception of what slow is

Ty! I agree

Exactly

Im thinking the same :)

Absolutely! So raw and so much fun

Hey man! Thank you for your comment :) I wouldn’t be able to advise on a fair price for the car. I have seen some low mileage ones in the 60’s still and some others with higher mileage in the high 40’s and 50’s. If I was shopping for a used 2020 SRT, I would stick to a car between 10-20k miles and make sure that car had all the documentation of previous servicing. My car currently has 15,5k miles and I haven’t ran into any major issues so I feel from experience that this would be a sweet spot where you could get the car, know whats going on with it, and catch anything early to avoid any catastrophic repairs. Hope this helps.

That’s a great question. After I sold my E39 M5, I wanted something similar with a NA V8 that was also comfortable and “low key”. So I landed on the SRT. In terms of forced induction, Im a little afraid of it. I think it comes from turbocharging my MK4 VW R32 a long time ago and it never ran right so I always am a little afraid of owning a forced induction car and it not running right. I did briefly own a Cadillac CTSV wagon that was a 6.2 supercharged and that thing was nuts and I didnt run into any issues however I only owned that car for about 9 months. I am really wanting to test drive a Trackhawk

Thank you!!

I love Track Mode, just its terrible to drive around NYC, its nonstop bumps and bouncing around. However, next time I hit some smooth mountain roads Ill take your advice and drive just in Track mode 👍🏽

@@driversanonymousNYC Awesome. It would be great if you were able to film your track mode mountain road experience. With the scenic views I suspect you’ll have, that would be incredible. 👍

Thats a great idea! I will certainly do that

​@@Louis-SRT6.4L100% agree, Trackmode just transforms this thing differently from Street mode when it comes to driveability. I take mine to Tail of the Dragon on plenty of occasions and it does great.

@@jggcsrt 100% agree with you. An amazing vehicle

I agree with you on everything and This is so interesting to read. In my head the X5/6M Comp’s “would be” the proper evolution from the SRT, but I do agree in that it would be nearly impossible to replicate the overall feel of the NA V8. All of these upper tier performance SUV’s are forced induction and honestly Ive never been a huge fan of that. I did, however, drive a Porsche Cayenne through Norway and that car was really very nice, and Im curious what the new Macan GTS could do.

Neither lol

Close to 500hp

Did you finally fix the issue?

Yes! Check your battery terminals. They may be loose. That was my fix

Thanks! :)

Thank you! I love the Billet as well! It cleans up so nicely

Its called Billet Silver. Its an awesome color

So glad you enjoyed it!