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Dodge Challenger Demon 170 Sold Out from Under U.S. Soldier Deployed in Iraq

An active-duty U.S. soldier who had ordered a Dodge Challenger Demon 170 had their car sold out from under them while deployed in Iraq. However, thanks to media attention and public outrage, Dodge has intervened to rectify the situation. The automaker has arranged for the delivery of the original car at Jay Leno’s garage, with the celebrity himself present to hand over the keys.

Controversy Surrounding Mac Haik Dodge

Mac Haik Dodge in Flowood, Mississippi, faced severe backlash after allegedly selling two Demon 170s that were custom-ordered by customers. One of the cars sold belonged to an active-duty service member deployed in Iraq who couldn’t immediately take delivery. The community expressed outrage over the dealership’s actions.

Read: Dodge Dealer Allegedly Sold U.S. Soldier’s Demon 170 While Deployed In Iraq

Dodge Steps In to Make Amends

In response to the negative press, Dodge has decided to mend fences with the original buyer. They have agreed to transfer a Demon 170, originally intended for one of Dodge’s top dealers, to the service member. To go the extra mile, Dodge will repaint the car and fit it with the correct options.

Delivery at Jay Leno’s Garage

The car will be delivered at Jay Leno’s garage, adding to the excitement and publicity surrounding the event. This outcome is a significant victory for the customer, as they will receive a great car from an automotive enthusiast like Jay Leno, at the suggested price by Dodge. However, Dodge doesn’t come out as the winner in this situation, as customers often associate dealers with the brand.

Mac Haik Dodge Faces Consequences

Mac Haik Dodge, the dealership responsible for selling cars out from under customers, appears to be the biggest loser in this scenario. For consumers, this outcome feels like a victory. Buying a car at the manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) after signing with a dealer should be a straightforward process. Carscoops has reached out to Dodge for additional comments on the situation and will update the post accordingly.

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