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98 messages, Last post on Oct 29, 2003 at 12:57 PM
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What is this discussion about? Dodge Durango, SUV
#96 of 98 It is a full size SuV by bmwdoug
Oct 28, 2003 (2:32 pm)
The specs are almost identical to the Sequoia. So, I would say it is a full size SUV.
#97 of 98 by fsv
Oct 28, 2003 (8:44 pm)
Tahoe/Expedition prices and ownership costs are too high. If Dodge management will be smart enough to offer quality product, competitive prices and real warranty, Hyundai style (since now Mercedes, Dodge, Mitsubishi and Hyundai are more or less the same company) and not the cheap one they have now, they'll get the market share easily. I would love to buy a Tahoe, but they are so damn expensive. New Durango looks like a promising alternative; hope it's mileage is decent. But so does Nissan Armada. No time to relax for Dodge people.#98 of 98 by kirstie_h HOST
Oct 29, 2003 (12:57 pm)
Hi all - this vehicle is now considered "new" rather than "future," so we'll close this discussion and join other Durango enthusiasts in the active Dodge Durango discussion. Tidester and Steve will now be your hosts. Thanks for participating!Advertisement
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