What did you pay for your Durango?
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What did you pay for your Durango?
Well, I was just wondering what other people paid. So lets here it. Give all the info you can with the price that you paid.
I picked up my 2003 Durango SLT 4x4 4.7 with 181,000 miles on it. It is by no means perfect, but isnt beat to hell. It had 2 dents and brand new tires. Goes great and had a very very small exhaust leak ( Passed inspection no problem ).
I thought I did pretty good. $2400.
I picked up my 2003 Durango SLT 4x4 4.7 with 181,000 miles on it. It is by no means perfect, but isnt beat to hell. It had 2 dents and brand new tires. Goes great and had a very very small exhaust leak ( Passed inspection no problem ).
I thought I did pretty good. $2400.
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I spent 5k for my 99D SLT 5.2L. I did blue book it and it was worth 8500 now a few years later it is still worth 7600 with only 116k miles on it. It was a learning process being a chevy mainly man but I love my D more than ever now. The way I look at it is replace what's broke or slap a reman engine and the value will rise plus on a reman engine you know what the engine has been through too. I will never part with mine and I hate the newer models as they look more like mini-vans. No offense to those that own a 2004 and up if I remember right that is when the body style changed?
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I spent 5k for my 99D SLT 5.2L. I did blue book it and it was worth 8500 now a few years later it is still worth 7600 with only 116k miles on it. It was a learning process being a chevy mainly man but I love my D more than ever now. The way I look at it is replace what's broke or slap a reman engine and the value will rise plus on a reman engine you know what the engine has been through too. I will never part with mine and I hate the newer models as they look more like mini-vans. No offense to those that own a 2004 and up if I remember right that is when the body style changed?
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scott, just wondering why you feel a rebuilt engine will reduce the value of the vehicle? it would be like resetting the mileage on the engine (only the engine, but still) to 0 at some point later in the vehicles life, most people will see that and think "o so its as if i bought a car with xxxx less miles on it, great"
just trying to understand your reasoning here, maybe you thought of something that i didnt?
just trying to understand your reasoning here, maybe you thought of something that i didnt?
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