How much did I pay for my 2019 Dodge Durango R/T?
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Exactly, depends on where you live....I’m working in West Virginia and needed a new truck. I live in Kansas City, MO. I bought a 2018 Laramie 2500 4x4 loaded for 46k that was delivered to me from my home state cheaper than what they were selling a base 2500 here. They wanted 54k for a tradesman, base model. 8k difference ! Insane ...
Good info brother. Yes use bank $ but you need to take into account Amortization schedule as well. Basically you need to put enough down payment to account for negative equity if you are not planning on keeping car for the term of the loan. Anything less than 20% down will keep you upside on your loan especially if you go over 60 months on the loan. So cash payers put that 20% down or pay 15-20% over your note a month and make sure its applied to the principle,.
I was not feeling the $2,400 tech package with the auto braking (it was hard to find one without it but with everything else I wanted.). Too intrusive and can’t be turned off. I wish they offered adaptive cruise without the nannies but they dont. So I got mine without tech package. MSRP for 50 and some change out the door paid 44,600. Great vid bro.
Crazy. I'm in NJ. Got literally the same exact configuration as you. Only difference is I have the black paint. Just compared my window sticker to yours and my base price is $46,595, Total is $51,815. I used trucar pricing and paid a little over $47k.
EDIT: I see the difference. You have RWD. I got the AWD.
Whatever level Durango a buyer gets. Use synthetic motor oil to avoid the rocker arm tick. I bought a GT AWD with the tow package and 8.4" screen. After changing the oil to synthetic. Fuel economy is 25mpg @ 70mph with 1500 miles. As for price, the sticker was for $41k. After tax and license, I paid a few bucks short of that. A credit score of over 800 does help getting a better deal. And financing is smart. As long as gap insurance is part of the deal. And using what could be a down payment as emergency savings.
You actually can turn off the auto brake in the settings. Take a look.
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Where did you get the back track light tint from??
Great info and price! I’m in NJ too which dealership & salesman did you use? Did you get the DVD screens too???
I live in TX now, but I'm from NJ...cars here cost a lot less.
whats up, what dealership did you go to ?
"Normal Joe making 100 to 200k a year"🤣😂🤣 that's not normal
That's exactly what I was saying! I wish I was a normal Joe! LOL My household only makes 83K with myself and wife.
Harold Banks keep pushing you will make more
MrBmario21 my wife and I have a household income of slightly over $200k. Trust me it’s pretty normal in today’s economy lol
@@BengalTiger47 - You are totally correct for the major metropolitan areas. I have a Union craft job. Make in that range of income. And in the San Francisco Bay area. I am not sure that I am a middle income earner.
Congrats
I paid 39 plus tax for my 18 rt
Look paying cash for a car is smart. Because right now may 2020 over 10 million people lost thier job due to coronavirus pandemic. Right now as we speak the repo mam are waiting for unpaid payments.
Whats ur car note on that
My 22 RT was just under 64k. It's got every option and I needed AWD and the towing package. It all adds up I put 55k down so the payment would be low and it's 0% financing. It'll be payed off before the factory warranty runs out that was my goal.
What kind of job do you have to be able to pay that? Just curious.
@@8842jay 55k down is crazy
Just picked up a 2019 R/T with 7k miles on it for 35k. Still under factory warranty and I didn’t take the “new car” hit in depreciation. Shop around, find a good deal, they are out there.
Sounds like it had to have a rebuilt title. 35k ones have 80-90k miles now
@@williamcopenhaver5516depends where you look at I’ve seen a lot with under 20,000 miles go for 30k to 35k
I got a 19 r/t for 34k with 23k miles in Colorado I think I got a good deal 🤔
Yes that's really good I've noticed cars aren't too badly priced in Colorado!
I'm from Illinois and pay 43.000 for my 2018 rt hemi
i agree your credit is everything! i just got my 2020 durango R/T destroyer grey black top edition equipped just like yours red leather interior but mine has the bench seat in 2nd row. it was listed at $42,800 with the upgrades... navigation, electronics pkg., harmon kardon sound system, service and maintenance package it came up to $51k. i negotiated it down to $38,750! i traded my 2017 jeep grand cherokee and $5k drove out with a 2yr/24k mile lease for $115/mo. this is my third lease... why own a vehicle when you can drive new every couple years for only a few $$$/month?
I think I'm going to start doing the same. It makes sense to me.
@@tavaraswilliams6403 here we are 2yrs. later and i just flipped the 2020 R/T for a 2022 SRT... leasing is the way to go.
Just found a 19 RT for 36,000 with 17k miles
By the way, NICE SUV....
You paid a lil less because it's RWD. AWD is more. Sticker for that is 53
$39,900 for my 2019 blacktop edition RT Durango new with 26 miles on it.
twistedbeast11 what state do you live.
What planet do you live. Good for you 👍 that's awesome
Nice 👌 I got a 2020 durango rt all black with 21 miles on it for 39998 +tax 4 months ago🙂...we got the same deal.
What was your credit score? And did you have to do a trade in or put money down?
I paid 37K for a V6 GT Durango
I paid just under $48k for a AWD GT with the 8.4" screen and the tow package. After 1500 miles, getting 25mpg on the highway. I did change the oil to Penzoil Platinum synthetic. Just to lessen the chance of getting the rocker arm tick.
I didn’t know you can’t turn auto brake off. What do you do when the zombie apocalypse comes and you need to run some dudes over???
😂😂😂😂
Using the banks money makes your money depreciate even more, you pay interest. Cash your money depreciates with no interest, you save more money buy paying with cash. I think your wrong there