Used Dodge Durango Richmond VA

What are the power options for a used Durango?

A pre-owned Durango has a V6 engine, 290-hp (295 on Citadel or with Rallye or Blacktop packages) and 260 pound-feet of torque The Durango R/T has a 5.7-liter 360-hp V8 engine. A used Durango can tow 6,200-lbs with the V6 engine and up to 7,400-lbs with the V8. Any Durango can be geared up with a towing package that makes use of items such as load-leveling rear shocks, a full-size spare tire, and a heavy-duty alternator & oil cooler. Rear-wheel drive is found standard and all-wheel drive is an option, a fact that pleases many a potential buyer. An 8-speed automatic is standard and it adds low-end torque on the V8 version. On either engine, an automatic stop-start system is also standard for fuel economy purposes, and certainly makes a difference! The R/T model specifically uses the V8 engine, a lowered sport-tuned suspension, and performance steering to bring drivers a more athletic feel to their daily errands.

What features are usually seen in a Durango?

The Dodge Durango is a tri-row SUV that typically appears in one of four trim gradations: SXT, Limited, Citadel and R/T. The Durango usually seven and has 47.7 cubic feet behind the second-row and 84.5 behind the first row. The standard infotainment system inside is a 5-inch touchscreen, although it makes sense to look for an 8.4-inch version with physical buttons and linear menu design as that is also found for the Durango. Standard features in the pre-owned Durango have been a 6-speaker audio system, 3-zone automatic climate control, a USB port, and Bluetooth. Available accommodations seen in many vehicles are navigation, a rearview camera, a 10-speaker Beats sound system, an array of safety features, and a dual-screen rear-seat Blu-ray entertainment system. The Citadel can be furnished with the Premium Entertainment Group that installs the Beats audio system, and a rear entertainment system that utilizes a DVD/Blu-ray player for dual screens. Possibilities on the SXT, Limited and R/T models is the Blacktop package with its Rallye-influenced body-color outer trim elements, gloss-black 20" wheels and a grille to match.

Is safety addressed well in this vehicle?

The Durango is off the charts with impressive safety features in general, but let's run down a few features to look for. Standard on every Dodge Durango is front side airbags, a driver knee airbag, stability & traction control, Trailer Sway control, antilock disc brakes, and full-length side curtain airbags. The Uconnect 8.4" system can get owners stolen vehicle tracking as well as emergency assistance, and keep in mind that a rearview camera and parking sensors come standard on most models. Look for further safety additions with the Safety/Security & Convenience Group because it has a power-adjustable steering wheel, blind-spot warning capability, HID headlamps with automatic leveling & high beam control, auto wipers, and rear cross-path alert in its arsenal. Gettable on the Citadel and R/T is the Technology Group, which adds adaptive cruise control, a forward collision warning and emergency braking system, a blind-spot warning system and rear cross-traffic alert.