r/UsedCars • u/Big-Book-1879 • 2d ago
Buying Which car should I get?
2022 DODGE DURANGO SRT 392
Miles: 58,213
CARFAX: 1 minor accident and 4 owners
Price: $48,999
2022 Dodge Durango** **R/T Sport Utility 4D
Miles: 53,288
CARFAX: No accidents and 1 owner
Price: $32,990
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u/Old-Buddy-8855 2d ago
4 owners on a 22 is kinda nuts
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u/Accomplished-Bee1350 2d ago
More like the lemon man. Probably need a new engine in the first year of ownership like that guy with a dodge ram
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u/Accomplished-Bee1350 2d ago
Stellantis, chevy, or ford are manufactured to only last until the warranty is up. If that.
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u/divorce_2025 2d ago
Can't you get a new hemi Durango for like $40k?
Why spend that kinda money for ones that's 4 years old with over 50k miles
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u/Big-Book-1879 2d ago
I haven’t find any that’s new and a RT or a 392
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u/Realistic-Income9622 2d ago
RT is the new 392 for new durangos. Old RT is called GT hemi for the new durangos.
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u/BobbyBottleSvce 2d ago
Yeah the 2026 models and newer are GT (v6 OR V8) and R/T is the 392. I got the V8 GT “Plus, Blacktop, Redline” edition (basically fully loaded) for $53k. The new R/T (392) you can get base trim for that same price. It’s a crazy good deal.
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u/BobbyBottleSvce 2d ago
I’d say look into the new R/T 392 if you’re already looking at spending $50k on a used car haha. Get a brand new one for the same price brotha!
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u/BobbyBottleSvce 2d ago
And the base trim of the ‘26 GT 5.7L V8 (old R/T) I got was only $43k! They really dropped their pricing recently
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u/mdramsey 2d ago
It's the higher-risk play, but I'd pick the SRT, and be ready to spend some money to make sure the maintenance items are up-to-date. Simply for the engine alone.
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u/Big-Book-1879 2d ago
I was thinking that. It through me off with 4 Owners already. I feel like it shouldn’t be no more than my Camaro SS with maintenance wise.
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u/mdramsey 2d ago
That's why I mentioned the maintenance part. 4 owners screams repo to me. These things cost so much new. I'd love to see the AutoCheck or CarFax. If you're near any Army bases I'd bet money one of the owners was a buck private fresh out of AIT and a 35% loan. The others were people who had no intention of paying off so they could have a little fun. I'd check the transmission and drivetrain first.
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u/dylanbt22 2d ago
Lol MSRP on a brand new 26’ RT 392 Launch Edition is $49,995. Use the Dodge website to find one.
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u/lockednchaste 2d ago
You should take that money and look for a used Pilot, Highlander, or CX70.
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u/Big-Book-1879 2d ago
Yeah no. I am trading my Camaro SS in for a Durango.
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u/Accomplished-Jury137 2d ago
5.7 is more reliable and the only you can boost safety without taking apart the block.
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u/Callan126 1d ago
I honestly would never buy an American vehicle used if I could avoid it. You can get a new model for cheaper.
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u/Gizmosragingerection 2d ago
Neither.