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[DavidKFla]

Exactly, this 'style' may be popular in the EU, but it's always been a fail here. I thought @ButterDaGreat? was suppose to get one and review it, should be interesting when it comes out or perhaps I just missed it ??

I don't know if he did or not.

Throttle House did a review that I mentioned above. I felt that they were spot on.

 

[cole3986]

I don't know if he did or not.

Throttle House did a review that I mentioned above. I felt that they were spot on.

He did get it from Dodge on loan and did a review on one of his podcasts.

 

[Slowpoke387]

Talking about all the sold demons. My understanding is when it leaves the dealership the warranty starts...

Pretty sure they look at "in service" date. I think that means registration but then what if someone pays cash and never registers it...

 

[DavidKFla]

Pretty sure they look at "in service" date. I think that means registration but then what if someone pays cash and never registers it...

It gets registered as sold to Dodge by the dealer.

 

[Demon Dan]

The day a vehicle is sold is it's " In Service" date. That is when the warranty period starts.

 

[Paladin06]

Exactly, this 'style' may be popular in the EU, but it's always been a fail here. I thought @ButterDaGreat? was suppose to get one and review it, should be interesting when it comes out or perhaps I just missed it ??

He got one. Review pending.

 

[covidcommander]

Pretty sure they look at "in service" date. I think that means registration but then what if someone pays cash and never registers it...

When it leaves the lot the warranty starts. No way you kept the car 5 yrs then registered it, they would start the warranty. They'd say you have a 5 yr old warranty. I was wondering and asked a few dealerships and got the same answer. When it leaves the Dodge lot.