Dodge Durango Usados en Venta en Denver, CO

The 2001 Dodge Durango is a good car. Some might call it a truck or an SUV, but I don't think it's suitable to call it those things. This vehicle was a hand-me-down from my grandparents. I saw it as grandpa vehicle, but it is honestly much more than that. I've traveled many miles in the Durango and spent many a nights sleeping in her during camping. This car keeps going and going. approaching 150,000 miles on the car and it just keeps 'trucking' along. I would recommend this car to many people, if only as a means to do things and if it fits their lifestyle. I don't drive a lot, but when I do I want a car that can be versatile and go places. This car can go places. The gas mileage may not be great, but once you are where you are going, the car is great. It does exactly what it needs to do. It can climb a mountain, and it can withstand the cold and heat of many climates. It just keeps going. Take care of a car like this and it will last you many lifetimes.

I bought this vehicle because I needed room for a lot of people. I also really like Dodge in general. I do not like the body design, however. It makes the vehicle look fat and bulky. I also hate the fact that the only keyhole is in the driver's side door. It's a pain if you're on the passenger side and need to open it or if you need to open your trunk. My key fob sucks, otherwise I probably wouldn't care all that much. It's nice that it has climate controls for the rear of the vehicle, but it takes forever for the back of the vehicle to warm up or cool down. It seems to have a flat spot where it doesn't want to speed up unless you press hard on the accelerator. And then when you're turning, it can have a little hiccough (hard to describe-but like engine isn't in sync with transmission). The most mileage per gallon I've gotten is 15.6-and that's using either 91 octane or 87 without ethanol. The radio cuts out half the time. I really can't wait to sell this vehicle and buy something else.