The 2010 [Dodge Charger](https://fridayswatchlist.com/search?make=Dodge&model=Charger) SRT8 just sold for $23,900, and that's strong money for a low-mileage, one-owner example like this.

This Charger packs a 6.1-liter Hemi V8 and a five-speed automatic transmission. With only 9,000 miles on the clock, it’s a rare find in the muscle car landscape. The TorRed exterior and Dark Slate Gray leather with microsuede give it a visual punch that complements its performance pedigree. Features like 20-inch forged wheels and Brembo brakes add to its appeal. It's the kind of car that combines raw power with everyday usability, making it attractive to buyers looking for both performance and style.

The price of $23,900 is a solid ask given the low mileage and the fact that this is a one-owner vehicle. The bidding was competitive, with 18 bids driving the price up, indicating a healthy interest in this model. While it's not uncommon to see higher mileage SRT8s hover around the $20k mark, this specific car's exceptionally low mileage justifies the price tag. A $21k max bid was mentioned in community comments, suggesting that while some saw it as a stretch, others recognized its value.

Community feedback was generally positive. One comment stood out: "I would say that was a fair price for a 100k mile SRT but a great price for a 9K SRT." This sentiment reflects how mileage significantly influences value in the collector market. Buyers are willing to pay a premium for cars that are not just well-kept but also have low mileage.

If you're on the hunt for a similar car, focus on the vehicle's history and condition. A clean Carfax report is essential, but also pay attention to any signs of wear or modifications that could affect value. With muscle cars, originality often matters, so look for documentation of maintenance and repairs. Low mileage is a big selling point, but make sure the car has been properly cared for over its life.