A case labeled as fraud is under investigation in Murfreesboro, after a Smyrna man allegedly sold a 2019 Dodge Challenger Scat Pack for a mere $10,000. Most “Scat Pack” edition Dodge Challenger’s on the market are listed with a price tag in the mid $40’s ($43,000 to $44,500) - and the seller says there's more to the story...

According to police report, the man who sold the Challenger had "leased" the car from RPM Motors in Nashville.

The reported victim, a 22-year-old from Tullahoma, told MPD officers that the purchase was made in the parking lot of Walmart on Old Fort Parkway in Murfreesboro. The buyer told police that the Dodge Challenger Scat Pack was purchased for 10-grand.

WGNS spoke to the suspect named in the case on Wednesday (11/03/2021) who stated he took $9,500 as a down payment...



The man told WGNS that he relayed to the buyer that their $9,500 was a down payment – and not a completed purchase. Again, the seller claims he told the buyer to call the car dealer to make arrangements to take over the payments.

The car dealer has since repossessed the ride and the Scat Pack is now sitting on the dealer’s lot in Nashville. No charges have been filed at this point. 

 

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More on the Dodge Challenger Scat Pack

In 2019, there were six variations of the Dodge "Scat Pack" Challenger. The variety included the production of 5,486 R/T Scat Pack’s with a 6.4-liter engine, 4,490 R/T Scat Pack Widebody’s, 1,701 Scat Pack Shaker’s with a 392 Hemi in it, 1,054 drag race-ready Scat Pack’s, 655 “392 T/A” models and 100 Mopar limited edition Challengers.

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Murfreesboro Police Department
WGNS also spoke to the alleged suspect named in report

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