A 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona has surfaced in a salvage yard in Austin, Texas, marking the first time this model has been observed in such a state. Despite only 682 miles on the odometer and the front end looking mildly damaged—mainly scuffs and a popped hood—the vehicle has been declared a total loss due to a collision. The airbags deployed suggests a significant impact, though visible indicators of substantial damage are minimal. This raises questions about hidden damage that could justify its total loss classification.
It's puzzling how a nearly new Dodge Charger Daytona with minimal visible damage has been declared a total loss.
Given the price point and the options, this situation is perplexing as there's likely hidden damage causing the total loss declaration.
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