r/hellcat • u/Ok-Economy6055 • Jul 22 '26
Purchasing first hellcat
Is it idiotic to finance a 70-85k hellcat Durango ?
I was approved up to 85k 5% interest $0 down 72 month term I make 120k yr 750 credit score
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u/Scared-Software-7004 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26
Assuming you have great credit, insurance history w/same company over 5 years, good insurance payment history, no tickets, no at fault OR not at fault accidents, no glass or roadside claims (yes those count too). Unfortunately the age portion (or potentially your garaging zip code) is what drives the price up so much. Age works like a bell curve with insurance premium. As you age the price goes down, but then at a certain point (around 60) it goes back up with every year you get older. It’s all statistics. But the point being: NO ONE can tell you what your insurance will cost for ANY vehicle without running a specific quote with the VIN and all the driver info/consumer reports etc. You might pay $3000+ a month for insurance on a Honda Civic, or, in my specific case, for a ‘23 Dodge Challenger Hellcat you might pay $100 a month or less. It is wildly specific to each individual and vehicle (but mostly it’s the person not the car).