TL/DR: Probably just fine if all you want is a base model appliance to get you around, not so good if you want something special or act like you're knowledgable about cars.
I was visiting Indy today and decided to stop here because according to an online search they had two of the truck I was looking for and were on my way home. I found the trucks on the lot, locked, and when I'd seen all I could see from the outside I went in search of a salesman. My search led me to Leon, the only salesman I could find who didn't appear to have a sale already in progress. I told him I had recently rented a Durango RT on Turo, liked it, and when I started researching buying an RT I'd discovered the SRT. I told him I wanted to take a closer look at the two they had on the lot, and test drive one briefly so I could decide if the 125hp increase was worth the $10k+ premium. I also told him how glad I was I'd driven the RT when I did because I'd almost been talked in to buying a minivan. I liked how the RT had almost as much space but was a lot more fun and planned to trade in both my truck and my CTS-V as i felt the SRT could fill both roles. At this point he started trying to talk me back into the minivan. That quickly failed so Leon told me he'd get the keys to the SRTs and meet me on the lot. 15 minutes later he finally came out. I looked over the trucks then told him I'd like to go ahead and take my test drive now. He then started mumbling something about it being closing time and everyone was on their way out the door and he'd have to see what the manager said. I followed him back to the showroom where there still appeared to be multiple sales in progress and no one looked like they were going anywhere. Leon again started giving me the line about closing time then said if I wouldn't first commit to buying and completing the sale tonight then I couldn't have a test drive because these trucks are really really rare and they don't want to put a bunch of miles on them. As of tonight there were two on this lot, three more within Indianapolis, 9 within a one hour drive and at least double that within 100 miles. Both trucks on this lot are LAST years models and one had a dead battery it had been sitting so long. A $70k SUV with 475hp is a special vehicle for a special customer, but by no means "rare". Finally I gave up on trying to overcome Leon's brush off and left feeling even more committed I want to buy an SRT instead of an RT, but it definitely won't come from Leon at Bill Estes Automotive.