2007 Dodge Magnum

2007 Dodge Magnum SRT8 WagonRARE SRT8 PERFORMANCE WAGON | 6.1L HEMI V8 | 425 HORSEPOWER | ONLY 885 PRODUCED FOR 2007!MGM Classic Cars is proud to offer this 2007 Dodge Magnum SRT8 Wagon, an exceptionally rare American performance wagon combining aggressive muscle car styling, impressive horsepower, and everyday practicality!ONLY 3 PREVIOUS OWNERS! Originally from California, this Magnum later made its way to Texas with its second owner and finally Utah with its third owner.Presented in highly original condition, this SRT8 is powered by the legendary 6.1-liter HEMI V8 producing 425 horsepower and 420 lb-ft of torque, paired with an automatic transmission for an exhilarating driving experience!With only 885 produced for the 2007 model year, these high-performance wagons are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially in highly original condition!VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTSRare 2007 Dodge Magnum SRT8 WagonOnly 885 produced for 2007Only 3 previous ownersCalifornia, Texas & Utah ownership historyHighly original conditionLegendary 6.1L HEMI V8 engine425 horsepower / 420 lb-ft of torqueAutomatic transmissionFactory lowered sport suspension4-wheel Brembo performance disc brakes20-inch factory SRT wheels finished in black powder coatPower sunroofRecently professionally detailedRecent service information includedOriginal books and manuals includedRARE AMERICAN MUSCLE WITH WAGON PRACTICALITY!The Dodge Magnum SRT8 represents a unique chapter in American performance history. Combining the unmistakable styling of the Magnum wagon with serious HEMI horsepower, Brembo brakes, and an aggressive factory sport suspension, this is no ordinary family wagon!A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN ONE OF DODGE’S MOST DISTINCTIVE SRT PERFORMANCE VEHICLES!Available now at MGM CLASSIC CARS!We are a Carfax Certified Advantage Dealership!Great financing options available, nationwide enclosed transportation assistance, and trades welcome!BUY WITH CONFIDENCE!MGM CLASSIC CARSDriven by Passion. Powered by Classics.www.mgmclassiccars.com(847) 848-1850 

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